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    Various measures of US energy security indicate that the US might be heading for an energy crisis.
    Feb. 3, 2003
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    TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., by virtue of a test conducted fourth quarter of last year, has confirmed the constructability of the latest development in higher strength, thinner...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    Congress late last month moved closer to completing a long-delayed federal budget for fiscal year 2003, with the US Senate passing a $390 billion appropriations bill Jan 23.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    Venezuela's oil production remains severely curtailed during the country's ongoing crisis, which is impacting the future of the national oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela SA...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    All tank vessels operating in US waters must, under the law, have double hulls by Jan. 1, 2015.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    Although world attention is focused primarily on the potential war in Iraq, the current political conflict in Venezuela is just as likely to have a long-term negative impact on...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    An extended war with Iraq would have severe consequences that are likely unanticipated by the US and its allies, said some academic experts at a Jan. 17 forum on Middle East oil...
    Feb. 3, 2003
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    Frigid temperatures across much of the US triggered some surprisingly high spot natural gas prices for late February delivery, and traders also reported concern about anticipated...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    The US remains vulnerable to oil supply shocks from Venezuela and other foreign suppliers because the nation still lacks a comprehensive energy policy, White House officials said...
    Feb. 3, 2003
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    Before the first shot is fired in an anticipated war with Iraq, US officials should sit down with representatives of various countries and oil companies claiming concession in...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    World crude oil supply is already tight, and even a small additional disruption this winter could cause serious problems, senior industry analysts warn.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    Oil giant ExxonMobil Corp. has given up on its remote deepwater acreage far off Trinidad's East Coast but will remain in the country in an alternate role.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    SeaRiver Maritime, the US transportation affiliate of ExxonMobil Corp., reached an agreement with National Steel & Shipbuilding Co. (Nassco) to develop a contract design for a...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    Gasoline marketers are predicting tank reform legislation may pass Congress, perhaps this year.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    In 21 years as an Oil & Gas Journal editor, I have heard that question often.
    Feb. 3, 2003
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    Cooper Cameron Corp. Houston, has named Franklin Myers as senior vice-president and chief financial officer, replacing Thomas R. Hix, who has retired.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    In democracies, elected leaders have broad latitude to ruin their countries. They are elected, after all. Election confers legitimacy.
    Feb. 3, 2003
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    New two stage separators remove entrainment and particulates from gas streams.
    Feb. 3, 2003
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    All the sedimentary basins around South Island are underexplored, but none offers better upstream and downstream opportunities than the Canterbury basin (Fig. 1). The region has...
    Feb. 3, 2003
    With one exception, the unwinding of tyranny in Iraq is proceeding well.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    This year will prove the toughest test yet of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' ability to manage the oil supply-demand balance.
    Feb. 3, 2003
    AAriel Corporationwww.arielcorp.comBBaker Botts LLPBaker Hughes PMGwww.bakerhughes.comC(CERA) Cambridge Energy Research Associationwww.cera.comCooper Cameron Corporationwww.coopercamero...
    Feb. 3, 2003