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    Canadian industry and provincial leaders want their federal government to reconsider the idea of slashing greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change.
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    Royal Dutch/Shell Group continues to press its campaign to support research on sustainability issues.
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    The current crisis in corporate governance has involved only a small minority of companies, but it has damaged trust in the entire corporate world.
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    Donald F. Santa Jr., a former commissioner with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, will join the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America as an executive vice-president...
    Oct. 28, 2002
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    The new director of the University of Tulsa's National Energy-Environment Law & Policy Institute (NELPI) takes the helm at a pivotal point in the history of world oil markets....
    Oct. 28, 2002
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    Much of the recent debate on how to strengthen corporate governance, amid the spate of recent accounting scandals and high-profile big business failures, has tilted the debate...
    Oct. 28, 2002
    In a move that may be indicative of the economic climate that oil services and supply companies will have to weather in the short to medium term, London-based seismic joint venture...
    Oct. 28, 2002
    An ethanol mandate, oil and gas production incentives, pipeline safety, and other important industry issues may have to be revisited next year as the fate of sweeping energy reform...
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    Back-to-back storms in the central Gulf of Mexico "have improved the lot of US oil refiners considerably" through a "massive transfer of tightness from crude oil into oil products...
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    This is the fourth and concluding part of a series on Turkmenistan's oil and gas exploration, production, production sharing, and transportation prospects.
    Oct. 28, 2002
    They don't make English teachers like they used to. English teachers used to be grey-haired scolds, usually female, who wore scratchy sweaters year-round, painted their fingernails...
    Oct. 28, 2002
    The vanishing federal budget surplus has raised cries for repeal of cuts in income taxation that began last year. But a Heritage Foundation analyst thinks politicians should find...
    Oct. 28, 2002
    PT Medco Energi International Tbk, Jakarta, agreed to acquire as much as an 80% working interest in and operatorship of the 11,600 sq km Rombebai block in Irian Jaya from Ramu...
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    Despite significant proposed investments to develop Canada's heavy oil and bitumen reserves, production will continue to lag developments in Latin America.
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    A new flow module with meter-proving capability is available to the industry.
    Oct. 28, 2002
    Even as the picture gets clearer on the status of the physical fundamentals underlying oil markets today, the geopolitical outlook just gets more scrambled.
    Oct. 28, 2002
    Chances are fading that the 107th Congress will pass a comprehensive energy bill. So who needs a comprehensive energy bill? The package approach has become a problem.
    Oct. 28, 2002
    American Petroleum Institute
    Oct. 28, 2002