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    The US oil and gas industry has tremendous financial strength, but it is "opportunity constrained" because legacy assets that sustained companies for decades are very mature, ...
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    A simple procedure accurately characterizes reservoir fluids for designing oil and gas production facilities without significant compromise.
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    Duke Energy Gas Transmission Corp. (DEGT) started up the first commercial application of the Morphysorb process at its Kwoen plant (Fig. 1) near Chetwynd, BC, in August 2002.
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    Nelson-Farrar indexes for finished steels changed randomly during the period 2000-03. Generally speaking, the alloy steels changed less than carbon steel products.
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    Booming economies in the US and elsewhere will bolster energy demand this year, but the extent to which high energy costs will limit economic growth or to which increased energy...
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    Nelson-farrar cost indexes
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    Drilling in the US and Canada is on course for gains in 2004.
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    The growing Asian economy, led by China, offers major market opportunities for petrochemical producers, said Andrew Swanson, vice-president, petrochemicals, for Nexant Inc., San...
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    The second-worst part of the lingering controversy over US Vice-Pres. Dick Cheney's Energy Task Force is the suspicion it casts over involvement of energy experts in the making...
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    In a move that could indirectly impact a number of companies, two US-based pension funds filed suit in late June against 27 directors and officers of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group...
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    Mexico's Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) has completed the fifth-year review of gas-quality specifications in Mexico.
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    Increased OPEC output erodes spare capacity Efforts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to satisfy world demand for crude this summer had the "unintended consequence...
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    A worldwide "energy demand shock" has put the US at a "critical juncture" in its energy position.
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    The US Environmental Protection Agency last month quietly published a final report that evaluates the impact of hydraulic fracturing on underground drinking water sources.
    July 5, 2004
    Nearly half of the energy industry executives polled at the recent North American Energy & Power Conference in Boston said China's growing demand for energy is the primary stimulus...
    July 5, 2004
    Oil & Gas Journal, in its annual Midyear Forecast special report, which begins on p. 18, is calling for a small increase in the consumption of natural gas in the US this year....
    July 5, 2004
    Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras), Brazil's state-owned oil company, and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (Sinopec), have inked a strategic cooperation agreement centered around...
    July 5, 2004
    The unwritten rule guiding leaders of publicly traded E&P companies is that reserves added must exceed reserves depleted during the fiscal year.
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    Economists increasingly discuss a phenomenon with potential to keep companies away from international exploration and production opportunities.
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    Equipment/Software/Literature
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