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    Markets will cycle through the tightness that has elevated prices of crude oil and petroleum products this year.
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    Modeling the earth's subsurface and predicting reservoir flow have always been limited by the supporting hardware and software technology. f
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    Megaprojects and superlatives generally go hand-in-hand, and development of giant Ormen Lange natural gas-condensate field in the Norwegian Sea extends that trend.
    May 17, 2004
    Saudi Arabia and other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries may need the energy market equivalent of the post-World War II Marshall Plan to lift their ...
    May 17, 2004
    A program of rehabilitation and reconstruction for the Iraqi refining industry is beginning to take shape.
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    Industry members of an energy roundtable debated the direction of the future path of the "digital oil field" and what role information technology (IT) would play in oil and natural...
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    Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco endorsed calls by some industry analysts to expand information on global oil supplies as a way to stabilize mercurial oil markets...
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    There were no unwelcome surprises for industry when the US Environmental Protection Agency May 11 issued a final nonroad low-sulfur diesel rule for farm and construction equipment...
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    Recent media reports have suggested Saudi Arabia may not be able to supply its share of the world oil demand for the near future.
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    The US Senate overwhelming agreed 85-13 to keep energy tax provisions in a pending trade bill.
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    Crude and gasoline futures prices hit record highs May 12 and were expected to continue trending upward, despite a push by members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries...
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    The leader of an international petroleum-industry research group believes technology will raise the amount of oil ultimately produced to three or four times currently estimated...
    May 17, 2004
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    Libya says it is 'open for business' to US oil firms Survey Editor
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    US deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico continues to be an expanding frontier for both majors and independents, the US Minerals Management Service said. That is the case even...
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    OTC: North Sea development needs majors' cash, indies' perspective The North Sea needs a mixture of major oil and gas companies, which provide large investments, and independent...
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    Oil and gas managers in a recent survey expect more mergers and another year of budgetary focus outside the US.
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    Intec Engineering Inc. Houston, has named Jerry F. Wenzel vice-president of LNG engineering services. Wenzel previously served as vice-president and general manager for the BP...
    May 17, 2004
    I have been mystified by Shell's problem about reserves.
    May 17, 2004
    Abu Ghraib misconduct limits what's possible in Iraq Disclosure of inhuman treatment of prisoners in Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison degrades US legitimacy in Iraq.
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    With LNG poised to become an important source of natural gas the US, Europe, China, and other countries, understanding its cost might help in understanding how it will fit into...
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    The intelligent valve positioner ARCAPRO Typ 827A can now also be mounted to stroke positioners in accordance with VDI/VDE 3847.
    May 17, 2004
    Gas price risk mainly upside The fundamental drivers of US natural gas prices are pointing increasingly to sustained higher levels in the near term as well as the long term.
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