Table of Contents
Oil & Gas Journal
04/11/2011
Volume 109, Issue 15
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Regular Features
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OGJ Newsletter
International News for oil and gas professionals
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Journally Speaking
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When smaller may be bigger
Early in the last decade, an LNG train could produce on average about 2.5 million tonnes/year (tpy).
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When smaller may be bigger
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Editorial
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Unbelievable on energy
Responding to concern in the US about $4/gal gasoline, President Barack Obama on Mar. 30 voiced new support for an old program certain to raise the price of energy.
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Unbelievable on energy
- Equipment | Software | Literature
- Advertisers Index
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The Editor's Perspective
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EIA notes slump in US emissions of greenhouse gas
Here's how to cut emissions of greenhouse gas: Shrink the economy, and burn less coal.
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EIA notes slump in US emissions of greenhouse gas
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Market Journal
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Obama's speech 'notable' for gas producers
While some shrugged off US President Barack Obama's energy policy speech at Georgetown University, it was notable "for what was included and was not," said James Crandell at Barclays Capital, New York.
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Obama's speech 'notable' for gas producers
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OGJ Newsletter
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General Interest
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Libya: Tanker arrives to upload oil from rebel-controlled port
The MT Equator, a Suezmax tanker chartered by Geneva-based oil trader Vitol SA, arrived in early April in the rebel-held port of Marsa el-Hariga in eastern Libya, aiming to take on up to 1 million bbl of oil for export.
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Saudi Arabia, UK agree on need to stabilize oil market
Saudi Arabia's Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali I. Al-Naimi and the United Kingdom's Energy and Climate Change Sec. Chris Huhne took aim at speculation in oil markets during a meeting in Riyadh.
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Watching The World: UAE welcomes Irena
The oil and gas industry will no doubt be interested to learn that the UAE has recently been designated as the permanent home for the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena).
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House subcommittee hears mixed views of crude from Canada
US imports of heavy crude produced from Alberta oil sands would improve domestic energy security, a US House Foreign Affairs Committee subcommittee recently was told.
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Transportation secretary launches pipeline safety initiative
US Department of Transportation Sec. Ray LaHood launched a national safety initiative to repair and replace aging pipelines following several accidents, including one in Allentown, Pa., that killed 5 people.
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Watching Government: Rockies producers make their case
Rocky Mountain independent oil and gas producers arrived in Washington, DC, for their annual spring call-up on Apr. 4. More than 250 meetings with federal lawmakers and regulators were scheduled.
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US officials: Mexico committed to offshore improvements
US energy officials emerged from meetings with their counterparts in Mexico with positive statements for the Mexicans' commitments to improve offshore oil and gas safety and environmental protections.
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Transocean executives to donate safety bonuses
Transocean Ltd.'s senior executives said they voluntary plan to donate their 2010 safety bonuses to the Deepwater Horizon Memorial Fund, which will distribute the money to the families of the 11 people killed in the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon semisubmersible drilling rig.
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World shale gas resources outside US assessed
Initial estimated technically recoverable shale gas resources in the 32 countries assessed in an Apr. 5 report is 5,760 tcf compared with the 862 tcf in the US.
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Gastech: Shell sees critical roles for gas, LNG
Natural gas, and LNG especially, will play critical roles in meeting global energy demand to 2050 during which time the world must reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by half, according to Malcolm Brinded, executive director for upstream international, Royal Dutch Shell PLC.
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Falklands oil find due three more appraisal wells
The Sea Lion oil discovery in the North Falkland basin is "highly likely to prove commercial," and at least three more appraisal wells will be drilled to probe its extent, said Rockhopper Exploration PLC.
- Exploration/Development Briefs
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Libya: Tanker arrives to upload oil from rebel-controlled port
