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Oil & Gas Journal

11/29/1999
Volume 97, Issue 48
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  • Special Report

  • In This Issue

    • Drilling

    • Production

      • Nonaqueous fracture fluids clean up faster
        Tip-screenout and liquid CO2 with proppant fracturing treatments can both be highly effective for deliverability enhancement in gas storage wells. Each, however, has distinct advantages and disadvantages.
      • Kuwait to outsource huge redevelopment job
        Kuwait plans to double oil production in its northern fields by outsourcing a $7 billion package of redevelopment and enhanced oil recovery work to an international consortium of petroleum companies.
    • Refining

    • Exploration

    • Editorial

      • Trade and the environment
        US President Bill Clinton has jeopardized economic growth by signing an executive order that requires environmental reviews for trade agreements.
    • General Interest

      • Watching the World
        Sudan conflict
        As many petroleum companies know to their cost, crude oil is always a strategic asset for producing countries, and when those countries go to war, the companies come under scrutiny.
      • Long-term stability of crude oil prices debated
        The prospect of whether oil prices could be stabilized on a long-term basis fueled debate at the first International Oil Summit held in Paris Nov. 16 and organized by Institut Francaise du Petrole.
      • Industry Briefs
        Sempra Energy was awarded natural gas distribution rights in Nova Scotia.
    • Petrochemicals

      • Construction continues on major Singapore petrochem complex
        Construction of Exxon Chemical Co.'s $2 billion petrochemical complex on Jurong Island, Singapore-the firm's largest project in the Asia-Pacific region-is on schedule. The company said that 40% of the work had been completed since the project was launched in early 1997.
      • Singapore chemical outlays poised to double
        Investments in Singapore's Jurong Island burgeoning chemicals industry are expected to double to $23.52 billion from the current level of commitments of $12.35 billion over the next 10 years.
    • Pipeline

  • Regular Features

    • Area Drilling

      • Area Drilling
        Kerr-McGee Corp. encountered 66 ft of net pay at a gas-condensate discovery near the southwestern corner of East Breaks Block 642.
    • Equip/Software/Lit

      • EQUIPMENT/SOFTWARE/LITERATURE
        A new, free for the asking 16 page color brochure describes the use of a hydraulic linear chain jack system for mooring the Genesis Spar in 2,607 ft of water in the Gulf of Mexico's Green Canyon Block 205.
    • Journally Speaking

      • Fishing hot spots
        Little has been reported lately about a continuing program in the US Gulf of Mexico that promotes the healthy development of reef environments through the use of decommissioned platforms.
    • Services/Suppliers

    • OGJ Newsletter

      • OGJ Newsletter
        Oil markets are easily spooked these days, given the dwindling state of oil inventories and OPEC's continued adherence to production cuts.

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