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    To no one's surprise, ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries voted July 31 to maintain their oil production quotas at the current total of 25.4 million...
    Aug. 4, 2003
    Natural gas markets are changing worldwide, and although the pace of change varies by region, the overall challenge for energy companies is to deliver a market model with investment...
    Aug. 4, 2003
    Attractive geology and reform-minded politicians make Angola an encouraging place to drill for oil.
    Aug. 4, 2003
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    Technology keeps the US onshore appealing to oil and gas producers and drilling contractors, says the chief executive of a company active in both businesses.
    Aug. 4, 2003
    Multinational oil and natural gas companies are pursuing more property and equity deals.
    Aug. 4, 2003
    Many oil-producing countries with the biggest reserves don't measure up to international standards for open governments and human liberties, putting US oil companies at risk of...
    Aug. 4, 2003
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    In a letter presented July 24 to the US House of Representatives, American Petroleum Institute Pres. Red Cavaney addressed the plight of the supply of natural gas in the US in...
    Aug. 4, 2003
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    Tropical Storm Bill had little effect on drilling and other oil field operations as it moved through the central Gulf of Mexico and came ashore in Louisiana on June 30, but it...
    Aug. 4, 2003
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    Recent experience in an Occidental Petroleum Corp. (Oxy) well off Albania shows how custom design and manufacturing of bits allow drillers can optimize each application.
    Aug. 4, 2003
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    A recent study for a grassroots 30,000-b/sd hydrotreater that can produce ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) helped assess the critical process design issues for meeting future ULSD...
    Aug. 4, 2003
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    Progress in improving oil recovery rates is critical to helping stave off the day when global oil production enters into permanent decline.
    Aug. 4, 2003