Table of Contents
Oil & Gas Journal
10/15/2001
Volume 99, Issue 42
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Special Report
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Gas & Power in Latin America: South America's Southern Cone gas, power sectors taking first steps toward energy integration
Since the privatization of Argentina's energy sector beginning in 1992, South America's Southern Cone has under- gone dramatic changes in natural gas and power markets.
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Brazil's energy crisis complicates progress in gas, power markets, but outlook brightening
Brazil is in the middle of a dramatic electricity crisis.
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Gas & Power in Latin America: South America's Southern Cone gas, power sectors taking first steps toward energy integration
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Exploration & Development
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How reservoir property variations may effect Frio hydrocarbon volumes
The question often arises as to what effect, if any, do variations in common reservoir properties have on the amount of hydrocarbon reserves present.
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How reservoir property variations may effect Frio hydrocarbon volumes
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Drilling & Production
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Composite riser technology advances to field applications
Norske Conoco AS and Kvaerner Oil Field Products AS have developed a high-pressure composite drilling riser for field demonstration, which they believe is the world's first.
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Composite riser technology advances to field applications
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Processing
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US gasoline-marketing margins statistics begin in this issue
In the statistics section of this issue, Oil & Gas Journal introduces Muse, Stancil & Co.'s monthly gasoline-marketing margins.
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Gulf Coast refinery, petchem project integration nears milestone
Commissioning will be completed and commercial operation will begin this quarter in Port Arthur, Tex., at the world's largest single-train olefins plant.
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US gasoline-marketing margins statistics begin in this issue
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Transportation
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UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE - Conclusion: Industry-segment uses reflect evolution of storage
Changes in the US natural gas industry in the past 2 decades have been revolutionary: commoditization of natural gas, growth of market centers, pervasiveness of risk-management tools, and electronic trading.
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Automatic welding used on large Russian gas line
Construction was in full swing through winter and summer along the 56-in. Yamal-Europe gas pipeline.
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UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE - Conclusion: Industry-segment uses reflect evolution of storage
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Regular Features
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OGJ Newsletter
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OGJ Newsletter
OPEC officials confirmed member nations are discussing whether to cut the group's oil production quotas.
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OGJ Newsletter
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Letters
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Ignoring experience
Your article entitled, "Oil and gas industry continues to grapple with technical personnel shortage," (OGJ, Sept. 24, 2001, p. 22) reinforces the obvious fact that industry continues to disregard the hundreds, if not thousands, of qualified mid-career technical personnel who are unemployed or underemployed.
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Personnel shortage
Excellent article (OGJ, Sept. 24, 2001, p. 22). I've worried about the same problem coming at us for the past 8 or 10 years.
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Ignoring experience
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Journally Speaking
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Taking stock
Much has been made lately of how to attract and retain talent in the oil and gas industry (OGJ, Sept. 24, 2001, p. 22).
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Taking stock
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Area Drilling
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Area Drilling
Much has been made lately of how to attract and retain talent in the oil and gas industry (OGJ, Sept. 24, 2001, p. 22).
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Area Drilling
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Equip/Software/Lit
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Equipment/Software/Literature
Remote control, monitoring for flow applications
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Equipment/Software/Literature
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Services/Suppliers
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Services/Suppliers
Serimer Dasa
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Services/Suppliers
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Print Ad Index
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Advertising Sales / Advertisers Index
Advertising Sales / Advertisers Index
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Advertising Sales / Advertisers Index
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General Interest
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Editorial: A changing oil market
Aren't oil prices supposed to leap when warfare erupts in or around the Middle East?
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Canadian oil sands research keeps production competitive, prospects for growth bright
The future of Canada's continuing capacity to produce and export oil lies in the massive oil sands deposits in the Fort McMurray region of northern Alberta.
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Attacks on US aftereffects on gas demand uncertain
While the Sept. 11 attacks on the US will add some uncertainty to the nation's projected demand for natural gas, Arlington, Va.-based Energy Ventures Analysts Inc. (EVA) expects heating season demand to be relatively flat compared with last year.
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NGSA contends US natural gas supplies 'ample' for heating season
The Natural Gas Supply Association contends that US gas supplies should be ample for the upcoming heating season.
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Watching Government: Alaska dreaming
The US Congress is in an Alaska state of mind when it comes to energy policy.
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Senate leaders bypass committees to expedite energy legislation
US Senate leaders have opted to bypass the committee process to bring energy policy legislation to the floor this fall-a bill that will not propose leasing of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain.
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Watching the World: Global gas
Europe is about to start work on its first LNG export project, in northern Norway.
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Editorial: A changing oil market
