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    Exploration & Development

    Lower natural gas prices may dent US drilling

    Aug. 4, 2003
    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...
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    Reserves

    API's Cavaney addresses US House on plight of US gas supplies

    Aug. 4, 2003
    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...
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    Refining & Processing

    Study identifies optimum operating conditions for ULSD hydrotreaters

    Aug. 4, 2003
    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...
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    Companies

    Progress in IOR technology, economics deemed critical to staving off world's oil production peak

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Progress in improving oil recovery rates is critical to helping stave off the day when global oil production enters into permanent decline.
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    Companies

    Custom designed single-cone bit works for well off Albania

    Aug. 4, 2003
    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.

    More content from Volume 101, Issue 30

    Companies

    Indonesia

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Unocal Rapak Ltd. completed the Ranggas-Selatan 1 appraisal well, extending deepwater Ranggas oil field to the south on the Rapak production-sharing contract off East Kalimantan...
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    Discoveries

    The petroleum system: A fundamental tool

    Aug. 4, 2003
    The petroleum system (PS) is today a paradigm of hydrocarbon geology and has become a reliable and basic tool for oil and gas explorationists and geoscientists worldwide.
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    Sustainable development

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Thank you for addressing the issue of "sustainable development" (OGJ, July 7, 2003, p. 17) which has become the latest buzzword in environmental circles. As you correctly noted...
    Companies

    Not off Nags Head?

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Summertime is in full swing in Houston and elsewhere. School-age children now populate the city streets during the daytime hours, temperatures climb in a seemingly direct correlation...
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    Companies

    Personnel Moves & Promotions: Total promotes three executives to higher vice-president positions

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Total SA has promoted three executives and announced that Jean-Luc Vermeulen, Total executive vice-president and president, upstream, will retire.
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    Companies

    OGJ Newsletter

    Aug. 4, 2003
    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...
    Economics & Markets

    PWC: World natural gas markets undergoing transformation

    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...
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    Watching Government - Angola and IMF

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Attractive geology and reform-minded politicians make Angola an encouraging place to drill for oil.
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    Companies

    Point of View: Unit's Nikkel: US onshore drilling remains attractive

    Aug. 4, 2003
    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.
    Companies

    Company News: Multinationals active in exchanging property interests

    Aug. 4, 2003
    Multinational oil and natural gas companies are pursuing more property and equity deals.
    Reserves

    US companies run governance risks in some countries

    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...