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    Oil and gas companies’ revenue growth continued to advance ahead of exploration and development outlays during 2004, said the latest annual global review of upstream performance...
    Oct. 17, 2005
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    Oct. 17, 2005
    With good reason and constructive intent, the US government has deployed all the energy-saving persuasion at its disposal.
    Oct. 17, 2005
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    A full line of viscosity control systems is sensitive enough to detect changes in the viscosity of water, based upon temperature, and is capable of improving the blending, mixing...
    Oct. 17, 2005
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    Australia can now claim to be shedding its reputation for stranded gas fields with the advent of significant new and proposed liquified natural gas (LNG) projects.
    Oct. 17, 2005
    Houston, has announced the appointment of John T. Rynd as senior vice-president of the company, and as president of Hercules Drilling Co.
    Oct. 17, 2005
    Effects on the US oil industry of two major hurricanes in less than a month were evident in an Energy Information Administration report Oct.
    Oct. 17, 2005
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    The planned expansion of the number of LNG import terminals in the US brings myriad safety, security, governmental, and regulatory concerns. It also raises a host of issues dealing...
    Oct. 17, 2005
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    Oil and gas platforms on the continental shelf of the northern Gulf of Mexico make up the largest artificial island system in the world, notes a study on bird migration that the...
    Oct. 17, 2005
    Now is not the time for Congress and the oil and gas industry to press for leasing in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
    Oct. 17, 2005
    ExxonMobil Corp. has agreed to install new equipment and processes costing an estimated $571 million at its seven US refineries under a settlement with the US Environmental Protection...
    Oct. 17, 2005
    Proved reserves of natural gas in the US were up nearly 2% in 2004, while proved oil reserves fell more than 2%, the Energy Information Administration said.
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    CGT labor union workers at Total SA’s Gonfreville L’Orcher refinery in northern France unanimously voted Oct. 12 to continue their strike, at least until Oct. 14.
    Oct. 17, 2005
    Russia has set aside plans to build a $2.2 billion pipeline to the Arctic Ocean that may have increased supplies to the West, looking instead at Asian markets to the East.
    Oct. 17, 2005
    BP Products North America Inc. has agreed to pay $21,361,500 in penalties under a settlement agreement with the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration for violations...
    Oct. 17, 2005
    The US House of Representatives passed the Energy and Commerce Committee’s refining and pipeline bill Oct.
    Oct. 17, 2005
    Hurricanes Katrina and Rita brought US energy supply concerns to the forefront of public attention, speakers said Oct.
    Oct. 17, 2005
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    Availability of crude oil is not a problem, but deliverability is, Saudi Arabian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali I.
    Oct. 17, 2005