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    The first discoveries in the South Padre Island federal planning area in the western Gulf of Mexico are to start producing natural gas by yearend.
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    A fifth test on the Pecos Rio Grande prospect in the nonproducing southern Val Verde basin is scheduled for November 2005 by Patterson Petroleum LP, Austin, in conjunction with...
    Sept. 12, 2005
    BBaker Hughes Drilling Fluidswww.bakerhughes.com.drillingfluidsFFMC Measurement Solutionswww.fmcmeasurementsolutions.comIIndustrial Rubber, Inc.www.iri-oiltool.comIntelintel.com...
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    New process float steam trapClick here to enlarge imageThis new 2 in. JL9X/JLH9X high capacity cast iron-cast steel float and thermostatic trap is inline-repairable to provide...
    Sept. 12, 2005
    With regard to anxiety about gasoline price “gouging” arising from Hurricane Katrina’s unprecedented disruption of US oil supply, a few observations need to be made.
    Sept. 12, 2005
    AustraliaInnamincka Petroleum Ltd., Brisbane, declared a new gas field discovery in the Ginko prospect on PEL 101 in the South Australian Cooper basin 70 km north of the Moomba...
    Sept. 12, 2005
    The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port was operating nearly at capacity Sept. 5, awaiting restoration of power to the Clovelly storage facility.
    Sept. 12, 2005
    Congratulations to the Grays, both the geologist and the hurricane scientist, for speaking out on climate change.
    Sept. 12, 2005
    “Inside the beltway” normally refers to those politicians, bureaucrats, and other interested citizens who work in the US capital, as well as the often insular nature in which ...
    Sept. 12, 2005
    A unit of China National Petroleum Corp. has offered $4.18 billion for PetroKazakhstan Inc., Calgary, and the boards of both companies have approved the offer.
    Sept. 12, 2005
    US gasoline markets already were tight when Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, and recovery from the storm’s damage will only moderately relieve the resulting price ...
    Sept. 12, 2005
    The oil and gas industry should treat seriously the final report of the Independent Inquiry Committee (IIC) investigating the United Nations Oil-for-Food Program in Iraq.
    Sept. 12, 2005
    Law No. 11, which established Iraq National Oil Co., stipulated provisions defining the company’s rights and responsibilities
    Sept. 12, 2005
    In a matter of days, Hurricane Katrina made energy a political issue again.
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    General Interest - Quick TakesUS waives Jones Act in Katrina aftermathThe US Department of Homeland Security has waived the Jones Act, allowing foreign-flagged vessels to transport...
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    Oil and gas production and distribution from the hurricane-ravaged US Gulf Coast will return to nearly normal operation by December, predicts the US Energy Information Administration...
    Sept. 12, 2005