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    Industry generally endorses a pending US Environmental Protection Agency proposal that will reduce most nonroad diesel sulfur levels to 15 ppm by mid-2010, the American Petroleum...
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    A new method of evaluating process hazards combines experimental thermal analysis, computational chemistry methods, and thermodynamic-energy relationships. This results in a better...
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    A recent industry meeting that attempted to clarify US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reserves definitions focused on reservoir formation data and wireline flow testers...
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    With US drilling activity still on the rise, independent producers have enough good prospects to expand natural gas production over the next 3 years, if wellhead prices remain...
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    The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), other US government departments and agencies, and energy industry associations are working closely together to provide a greater ...
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    Next month, the US Coast Guard will publish regulations based on the 2002 Marine Transportation Security Act (MTSA), which directs compliance with international treaty obligations...
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    Iran's LNG plans have been in a state of flux and confusion for the past 2-3 years.
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    Despite marginal gas production growth for natural gas in 2002, LNG's share of the world's trade in natural gas set records.
    June 23, 2003
    The US Senate June 5 voted 67-29 to include a "renewable fuels standard (RFS)" in a pending comprehensive energy bill, S. 14.
    June 23, 2003
    Even as oil tankers are preparing to lift the first exports of Iraqi crude since the outbreak of the US-led war in March, organized sabotage continues to undermine efforts to ...
    June 23, 2003
    In 2001, the US government declared an energy crisis. Two years later, policymakers are more specific: Now there is a natural gas crisis.
    June 23, 2003
    Lawyers target CO2 as air pollutant; why not water? A lawsuit by state lawyers from three East Coast states focuses overdue attention on an insidious effort to categorize carbon...
    June 23, 2003
    Amerada Hess Corp. said it will sell 26 oil and natural gas fields to Ana- darko Petroleum Corp., reported it will exchange some assets with Calgary-based EnCana Corp., and plans...
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    Natural gas futures prices remained below $6/Mcf on the New York Mercantile Exchange last week out of concern for another big injection into US underground storage. On June 19...
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    North Coast Energy Inc. (NCE), Twinsburg, Ohio, which ranked third on OGJ's list of the fastest-growing independent oil and gas producers in 2002, started this year by setting...
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    ChevronTexaco Corp. names executive of new unit
    June 23, 2003
    Ministers of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided June 11 to maintain current oil production quota levels at 25.4 million b/d, but said they will hold...
    June 23, 2003
    Much has been said and written about the power of imagination.
    June 23, 2003
    The Senate will resume consideration of a comprehensive energy bill immediately after its July 4 recess, Senate Republican leaders said.
    June 23, 2003
    The interesting article by Richard C. Duncan (OGJ, May 26, 2003, p. 18) analyzes three oil production forecasts predicting peaks between 2003 and 2016.
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    Houston, has announced that Rich Herrmann has joined the company as vice-president of data access and integration.
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    A new generation of three-beam ultrasonic flowmeters is designed for a range of heavy crudes to liquefied petroleum gases.
    June 23, 2003