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    The Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission’s incoming chairman plans to emphasize technology as a way to balance the nation’s energy needs and environmental concerns.
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    A new technology based on the adiabatic cooling of swirling gas flow in a supersonic nozzle is effective in separating and processing natural gas components.
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    Many deepwater developments will require operators to measure multiphase flows, especially in cases where a host or hub platform processes commingled production from satellite...
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    Extensive exploratory and appraisal drilling by Cairn Energy indicates the Barmer Basin, Rajasthan, is an emerging oil province, underlain by a tertiary rift system.
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    Exploration opportunities have large and small companies devoting a greater share of budgets to new field exploration across the world.
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    Oil and gas professionals believe they need a combination of strategies to counteract their industry’s personnel shortage.
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    Saudi Arabian and US government officials expressed their determination May 17 to respond to tight oil markets that have pushed prices above $50/bbl.
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    With reserves of just 6 million bbl of crude oil and 35 bcf of natural gas, Greece hardly counts as one of the world’s heavyweight energy contenders.
    May 23, 2005
    India’s refiners have been forced to rely on international suppliers for low-sulfur gas oil (diesel) despite high regional prices, said a report from the Energy Security Analysis...
    May 23, 2005
    Saudi Arabia and Saudi Aramco can tap massive reserves to increase oil production to help meet growing worldwide demand, said Abdallah S.
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    Oil. Money. Geopolitics. Now theater.
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    Saudi Arabia, by 2020, plans to invest $50 billion in natural gas production projects, $92 billion in petrochemical expansion projects, and $90.
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    Standard & Poor’s Rating Services said the oil and gas industry’s credit ratings appear poised to benefit from expected high merger and acquisition activity in the US this year...
    May 23, 2005
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    While environmental protection through prevention is widely accepted as necessary and beneficial, disagreement persists over response preparedness against the continuing risk ...
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    A BP PLC investigative team concluded that personnel failures before and during start-up of an isomerization (isom) unit in the 446,500 b/cd Texas City, Tex.
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    The Russian government has canceled the merger between gas monopoly OAO Gazprom and OAO Rosneft.
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    Federal regulators have enough information to act on balanced natural gas quality and interchangeability rules that maintain public safety and allow for supply expansion, the ...
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    Natural gas is “well positioned” to capture nearly a third of all energy-market growth by 2020, said Alex Dodds, managing director of Ras Laffan LNG Co.
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    Nearly one third of oil and natural gas executives in a survey by KPMG LLP expect a high level of merger and acquisition activity in the next 12 months.
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    Increased air pollution in India, resulting from a growing population, urbanization, vehicle emissions, and industrialization, has led the government to enforce tighter emission...
    May 23, 2005