Table of Contents
Oil & Gas Journal
04/09/2007
Volume 105, Issue 14
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Regular Features
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OGJ Newsletter
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Journally Speaking
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Fear, ignorance, and LNG
In energy debates, fear and ignorance form a lethal combination. When the subject is LNG, the two can wreak havoc among otherwise rational people trying to reach reasonable, long-term decisions on natural gas supply.
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Fear, ignorance, and LNG
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Editorial
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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY-2: The energy system
Sustainable development, as was argued here last week, has to represent more than mandatory consumption of fuels containing no hydrocarbon.
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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY-2: The energy system
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Area Drilling
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Equip/Software/Lit
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Services/Suppliers
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Editor's Perspective
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Hostage crisis highlights roles in geopolitics
While it’s difficult to predict how the new Iranian hostage crisis will end, responses by other countries say much about modern geopolitics.
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Hostage crisis highlights roles in geopolitics
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Market Journal
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Crude futures tally $5 price jump
In overnight electronic trading Mar. 27, crude futures prices jumped more than $5 to $68.09/bbl in New York and to $69/bbl for North Sea Brent in London, marking the biggest 1-day price change since December 2001.
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Crude futures tally $5 price jump
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General Interest
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SPECIAL REPORT: European LNG developers face complex commercial landscape
Recent trends in Euro-Russian relations have created a powerful political impetus for the development of LNG infrastructure.
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EIA: Refinery outages usually don’t affect prices
A shutdown of any major refinery unit can reduce production of finished products.
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LNG export capacity could fall short, conference told
LNG imports are expected to increasingly contribute to total worldwide supplies, but it’s less certain that overseas export projects will keep pace with demand, a leading market observer suggested.
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IPAMS visits net 130 meetings with legislators
Rocky Mountain oil and gas producers completed their ‘Washington Call-Up’ annual visit to Washington generally satisfied that meetings with members of the 110th Congress and their staffs went well, officials of the Independent Petroleum Association of Mountain States said.
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Supreme Court gives EPA authority to limit CO2 emissions
The US Supreme Court ruled Apr. 2 that the US Environmental Protection Agency has the authority, under the Clean Air Act, to enact limits on carbon dioxide emissions.
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Group sees potential in CO2 capture, storage
Carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) can cut CO2 emissions on a large scale at competitive cost, according to the International Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum (CSLF).
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DHS issues regulations for high-risk chemical plants
Chemical plant owners will be required to assess risk levels at their installations and submit a security vulnerability assessment and site security plan if the facility is high-risk under new regulations imposed by the US Department of Homeland Security on Apr. 3.
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WATCHING THE WORLD: Iran-US row rattles pawns
These days oil and gas are being used like pawns in the game of brinkmanship between the US and Iran-a game that is hurting business.
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SPECIAL REPORT: European LNG developers face complex commercial landscape
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Exploration & Development
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GIANT FIELD TRENDS-2: Giant fields likely to supply 40%+ of world’s oil and gas
This is the second part of a two-part article that lists world giant oil and gas discoveries by decade and analyses related trends.
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GIANT FIELD TRENDS-2: Giant fields likely to supply 40%+ of world’s oil and gas
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Drilling & Production
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SINOPEC MPD-1: Managed-pressure drilling reduces China hard-rock drilling by half
Sinopec conducted 9 months of managed-pressure drilling (MPD) operations in hard rock and sour-gas formations in the Puguang field, Sichuan province, southwestern China.
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BP’s hurricane management system monitors Gulf of Mexico assets
After the devastation to the US Gulf Coast area in 2005 caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, BP PLC in 2006 put into operation a new hurricane and major storm management system.
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SINOPEC MPD-1: Managed-pressure drilling reduces China hard-rock drilling by half
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Processing
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SPECIAL REPORT: Statoil to begin Snøhvit LNG operations by yearend 2007
Statoil’s Snøhvit LNG plant comes on stream later this year.
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SPECIAL REPORT: World LNG netback series begins in this issue
Starting with this issue, Oil & Gas Journal will report LNG price netbacks for LNG supply from six gas liquefaction plants into six market destinations.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Statoil to begin Snøhvit LNG operations by yearend 2007
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Transportation
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SPECIAL REPORT: LNG shipping world changing; gas carriers expanding rapidly
The LNG shipping business is changing rapidly.
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SPECIAL REPORT: LNG shipping world changing; gas carriers expanding rapidly
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