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Oil & Gas Journal

04/02/2001
Volume 99, Issue 14
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  • Special Report

  • Exploration & Development

  • Drilling & Production

  • Processing

  • Transportation

    • Remediating UK river crossing addresses variety of concerns
      To address the exposure by scour of Mainline Pipelines Ltd.'s high-pressure petroleum products line crossing the River Wye in the UK, design and remedial construction allowed for safety issues, the potential impact on the river ecology, recreational river users, the river hydrology, and restricted access to the steep northern riverbank.

  • Regular Features

    • OGJ Newsletter

      • OGJ Newsletter
        I "just in time" production the new buzzword that defines OPEC's approach to oil markets?

    • Journally Speaking

      • O Canada, indeed
        As OGJ readers know, the anthemic superlative indicated by the above headline might just as easily apply to an assessment of Canada's energy resource prospects as it does to its citizens' patriotism.

    • Editorial

      • Uneven energy deregulation
        Discord over energy deregulation in Europe should remind US officials haggling over energy policy of something missing from their debate.

    • Area Drilling

      • Area Drilling
        Evergreen Resources Inc., Denver, agreed to exchange nearly 25,000 shares of its restricted stock for a 100% interest in 605,000 acres of prospective tight gas sand properties in the Northwest Carboniferous basin of Northern Ireland.

    • Equip/Software/Lit

      • Equipment/Software/Literature
        The new DASS single-point, high-pressure gas flare tip for the oil and gas industry helps improve service life, reduce thermal radiation, and maximize smokeless performance.

    • Services/Suppliers

      • Services and Suppliers
        The new DASS single-point, high-pressure gas flare tip for the oil and gas industry helps improve service life, reduce thermal radiation, and maximize smokeless performance.

  • General Interest

    • Effective US energy policy critical to world energy balance
      It is said that US President George W. Bush is much more interested in domestic issues than in international affairs, but the country's need for an effective, all-encompassing energy policy is so compelling that President Bush can ill-afford to treat it as less than a top priority item.
    • Oil industry challenges include chance of OPEC misstep
      Challenges for an oil and gas industry that must retool for growth include a chance the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has misread the market.
    • Mexico seen trying to keep everyone happy on its oil output levels
      There are some doubts that Mexico actually will cut its oil production, despite an official announcement that the country will cooperate with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' production cut.
    • Watching the World: Something old, something new
      As Alí Rodríguez Araque, secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, cut across the lobby of Vienna's Intercontinental Hotel on Mar. 16 during a break from meetings with member state ministers aimed at hammering out further output quota reductions, the press scrum quickly closed around him.
    • Asia-Pacific trade patterns to influence OPEC strategy
      Changing oil-trade patterns in the Asia-Pacific region will influence strategy of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and, by association, the oil-price outlook worldwide.
    • Petrobras scandal grows in platform disaster aftermath
      Complicating the handling of the aftermath of the P-36 platform disaster off Brazil for operator Petroleo Brasileiro SA is a blossoming scandal over whether the state firm knew of problems with the structure before explosions crippled it, killing 11 workers.
    • Hain: UK service and supply firms must diversify
      UK oil and gas service and supply companies need to diversify into markets including renewable energy while increasing exports, UK Energy Minister Peter Hain said last week.
    • Outlook seen strong for oil service industry
      Oil service companies are watching both their stock prices and their earnings margins grow, analysts have said, adding that the service sector is being driven by increased oil and gas drilling activity worldwide.
    • Push for case on more access to US lands gathers steam
      The information campaign in support of expanded exploration and development on US federal lands is gathering momentum.
    • Watching Government: Call it a crisis
      Tight energy supplies are creating mounting headaches for US policymakers, who fear voters may blame them for summer power outages and higher gasoline prices. In quick fashion, both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill are pointing the finger at each other.

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