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  • Volume 101, Issue 18

    • Volume 101, Issue 18

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    Nelson-farrar cost indexes

    May 5, 2003
    Nelson-farrar cost indexes
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    Companies

    US drilling climbs from biggest first quarter jump in 15 years

    May 5, 2003
    Continued robust oil and natural gas prices should expand first-quarter gains in US drilling activity through the second quarter and beyond, with fresh incentives from the US ...
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    Gas Processing

    Correlation calculates adsorption capacity of activated carbon for alkyl benzenes in water

    May 5, 2003
    Adsorption on activated carbon effectively removes compounds from water. This article presents results for adsorption capacity of activated carbon for alkyl benzenes in water....
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    Companies

    Special Report: Ultradeepwater will require less conservative flow assurance approaches

    May 5, 2003
    To improve the economics for developing deep and ultradeepwater projects, the oil and gas industry must develop less conservative flow assurance strategies and procedures.
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    Production Operations

    Special Report: Thunder Horse tree undergoes system integration testing

    May 5, 2003
    FMC Technology Inc.'s Energy Systems unit, Houston, recently completed testing the first subsea tree for BP PLC's Thunder Horse development in the Gulf of Mexico, Mississippi ...

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    May 5, 2003
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    OPEC's 'mixed signals' make sense after all

    May 5, 2003
    Only in the whimsical world of OPEC can a decision to allow greater production also be a production cut. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' Aug. 24 decision to...
    Government

    The antiwar, antioil link

    May 5, 2003
    The earnest war protestor brandished his sign in front of television cameras: "No Blood for Oil." Did he look familiar? Wasn't he among activists protesting oil and gas leasing...
    Refining

    Basic question stalls Iraqi progress: Who owns the oil?

    May 5, 2003
    Iraq could be selling oil already if not for politics.
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    Tankers

    Equipment/Software/Literature

    May 5, 2003
    Updated pressure vessel software Newly released PVElite Version 5.00 is an updated edition of an integrated vessel design and stress analysis software that incorporates the latest...
    Companies

    Services/Suppliers

    May 5, 2003
    Stolt Offshore SA London, has announced the appointment of Tom Ehret as chief executive officer, and Stuart Jackson as chief financial officer.
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    Production Operations

    ANWR development arguments and their limitations

    May 5, 2003
    While many arguments have been offered for and against petroleum development in the 1002 Area, the most reasoned of these confirms that far more than "resources" are at issue....
    Reserves

    History is in the keeping

    May 5, 2003
    Oilmen considered natural gas to be a waste product and flared it until gas industry pioneers learned how to capitalize on its value.
    Exploration & Development

    Anaysts snub proposed UK petroleum revenue tax cut

    May 5, 2003
    UK officials hope the oil and natural gas industry will be encouraged to develop marginal North Sea fields because of the economic benefits of some recently announced relief from...
    Companies

    Russian oil M&A action surges with mixed outlook

    May 5, 2003
    A recent flurry of merger and acquisition activity is about to give the Russian oil sector a major facelift—and possibly add to the ranks of the world's supermajor oil companies...
    Government

    US Senate considers RFG, ethanol provisions in floor debate

    May 5, 2003
    Revisions to the federal reformulated gasoline program will be considered on the US Senate floor, possibly early this month, a bipartisan group of lawmakers predicted.
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    OGJ Newsletter

    May 5, 2003
    The Apr. 24 decision by ministers of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to raise their official quota by 900,000 b/d to 25.4 million b/d, effective June 1, ...
    Pipelines & Transportation

    UN, US hold talks on future Iraq oil revenue control

    May 5, 2003
    The US and the United Nations remain locked in a fierce political struggle last week over who will oversee Iraq's oil revenue until a freely elected government can begin calling...
    Refining

    Former Iraqi oil minister surrenders, taken into custody

    May 5, 2003
    US Central Command (CentCom) announced early last week the surrender of Iraq's former oil minister, Amir Mohammed Rashid, described as number 47 on the US most-wanted list of ...
    Government

    Watching Government - Bright lines

    May 5, 2003
    Multinational oil and gas companies are working with the US and the UK on new voluntary anticorruption measures aimed primarily at resource-rich developing countries.
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    Companies

    UKOOA's May: Operators adapt to new phase in UK offshore life cycle

    May 5, 2003
    Oil and gas operators on the UK continental shelf (UKCS) are adapting to what James May calls "the new phase in the UKCS's life cycle."
    New Plants

    BP turns environmental hurdles into community relations success

    May 5, 2003
    The onshore portion of the Mardi Gras transportation system in South Louisiana presented a significant regulatory and community relations challenge for BP.
    Tankers

    Testing proves new technologies for Mardi Gras transportation system

    May 5, 2003
    One of the cornerstones of BP's Mardi Gras transportation system project has been the testing and verification of the new technologies and equipment being developed.
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    Production Operations

    Gulf project advances deepwater pipeline technologies

    May 5, 2003
    The Mardi Gras transportation system, operated by BP America Inc. and under construction in the Gulf of Mexico, is setting new standards for deepwater pipeline design and construction...
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    Companies

    Deep water: How West Africa compares with Gulf of Mexico

    May 5, 2003
    Activity off Africa and North America tends to dominate the thinking of many of the world's oilmen.