Table of Contents
Oil & Gas Journal
08/22/2005
Volume 103, Issue 32
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Print Ad Index
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Advertising Index
Advertisers in the print issue.
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Advertising Index
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Drilling & Production
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Rigs-To-Reef—Conclusion: Texas, Louisiana programs offer similar cost savings
The economics on a structural basis for participating in the Texas artificial-reef program are similar to those of Louisiana’s program. The Louisiana program was discussed in Part 2 of this series (OGJ, Aug. 1, 2005, p. 38).
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Rigs-To-Reef—Conclusion: Texas, Louisiana programs offer similar cost savings
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Regular Features
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Editor's Perspective
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Industry thumped for incentives in Energy Policy Act
The US oil industry is receiving a public drubbing over the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which US President George W.
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Industry thumped for incentives in Energy Policy Act
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Equip/Software/Lit
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Equipment/Software/Literature
UL certification testing completed on offshore generator
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Equipment/Software/Literature
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Journally Speaking
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Russia’s oil supply outlook
Start-up dates and production performance of seven technically challenging oil fields will determine what, if any, growth in Russian supply occurs at the end of this decade.
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Russia’s oil supply outlook
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Market Journal
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Crude prices explore new highs
Crude futures prices escalated to record highs in four out of five trading sessions Aug.
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Crude prices explore new highs
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OGJ Newsletter
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OGJ Newsletter
Lack of refinery capacity may become a greater fuel supply problem than availability of crude oil over the next 5-10 years, said ICF Consulting Group Inc., Fairfax, Va.
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OGJ Newsletter
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Letters
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Letters
I have a few comments to add to your editorial of Aug. 8 (The Kyoto Alternative, OGJ, Aug. 8, 2005, p. 19). Dr. William Gray (no relation) is, probably, the atmospheric researcher most well known by the public at large.
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Letters
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Services/Suppliers
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Services/Suppliers
Amsterdam, has announced the appointment of Jorge Machnizh as chief operating officer, and David Verdun as vice-president R&D and customer support.
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Services/Suppliers
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General Interest
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Company News: Southern Star natural gas pipeline to change hands
GE Commercial Finance Energy Financial Services, Stamford, Conn., and Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec of Montreal, Canada’s largest institutional investor, agreed to buy the Southern Star natural gas pipeline system from AIG Highstar Capital for $362 million.
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Editorial: Imposed gasoline costs
Every time lawmakers or regulators tighten specifications for gasoline or diesel fuel-and there have been many such times in the past 15 years-a guessing game begins over cost.
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Energy Policy Act of 2005 leaves US with open issues
After 4 years of frustration, the two US houses of Congress passed the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which President George W.
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IEA: Russian oil output rising despite slower growth
Although the rate of increase has slowed, Russian oil production will rise by 2-3% during 2005-06, the International Energy Agency reported after a visit of its secretariat to Moscow.
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IFC finances Argentine drilling, waterflood projects
International Finance Corp. (IFC) signed a $250 million loan for the Argentine unit of Pan American Energy LLC to finance drilling and waterflood projects in southern Argentina’s Golfo San Jorge basin.
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Unocal shareholders okay takeover by Chevron
Unocal Corp. shareholders overwhelmingly accepted a cash-stock takeover bid from Chevron Corp.
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Watching the World: A squabble in Amazonia
Ecuador resumed operations at its Sote pipeline last week after several days of protests by residents of the Orellana and Sucumbios provinces in the Amazonia region.
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Woodside to base new LNG facility on Pluto find
Woodside Petroleum Ltd. has added a new gas project to its global list of developments with the announcement that planning has begun for a new LNG facility centered on its recent Pluto gas discovery.
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Personnel Moves and Promotions: Tillerson expected to take helm at ExxonMobil
ExxonMobil Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lee Raymond has announced his intention to retire at yearend after more than 42 years of service, including 21 years as a director.
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Company News: Southern Star natural gas pipeline to change hands
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Transportation
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Hurricane Ivan forces vigorous response and repairs
A large, concerted effort was required to reestablish Shell’s crude oil systems in the eastern Gulf of Mexico following Hurricane Ivan in 2004.
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Hurricane Ivan forces vigorous response and repairs
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Processing
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Study identifies optimal C2 recovery for NGL plants
A recent study has determined the optimal C2-recovery level for a defined feed gas using open-art processes.
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Study identifies optimal C2 recovery for NGL plants
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Special Report
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Unprecedented situation, $60 oil to drive Europe offshore action
The past 2 years have seen major changes in the fortunes of the industry in the North Sea as oil prices have doubled, money has flooded into oil stocks (some of which have more than doubled), and drilling rig rates have rocketed.
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DRILLING MARKET FOCUS: Drilling assets stabilize offshore northern Europe
Demand for rigs to accomplish planned drilling programs has led to new contract strategies for rigs and rig fleet acquisitions in northern Europe.
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Unprecedented situation, $60 oil to drive Europe offshore action
