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    Exploration & Development

    Long-offset techniques head advances in marine electromagnetic surveying

    Nov. 7, 2005
    An electromagnetic (EM) technique for marine hydrocarbon prospecting, first used commercially in November 2002, has gained wide industry acceptance.
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    Pipelines

    US Propane-Third Quarter 2005: Storms roil supply, markets

    Nov. 7, 2005
    The third quarter began normally and unremarkably in July, but in August and September nearly everything imaginable occurred that might limit propane production from US gas plants...
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    Economics & Markets

    Point of View — New SEG chief: Geomechanics enhancing interdisciplinary work

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Steady progress in petroleum geophysical methods enhances interdisciplinary asset management, a work pattern central to the modern upstream oil and gas industry.
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    Drilling & Production

    Drillbit seismic images fractures of San Andreas fault system

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Scientists recently used the drillbit seismic technique to image fractures and shear zones associated with the San Andreas fault near Parkfield, Calif. Low-level energy produced...

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    Refining & Processing

    US Senate panel seeks energy ideas from Norton, Bodman

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Interior Sec. Gale A. Norton and Energy Sec. Samuel W. Bodman probably expected to spend most of their time discussing their agencies’ responses to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita...
    LNG

    NEB: Canadian gas prices to stay robust through 2006

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Canada’s National Energy Board expects natural gas prices in Canada to remain high through 2006 and production to change little.
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    Companies

    Gas-focused Brazilian licensing round sets records

    Nov. 7, 2005
    A record number of companies-144, compared with 42 last year-were qualified to participate in Brazil’s seventh oil and gas licensing round Oct.
    Companies

    BLM sees further surge in drilling permit applications

    Nov. 7, 2005
    The Bureau of Land Management has experienced a sharp increase in demand for Rocky Mountain natural gas drilling permits, and the Interior Department agency expects it to continue...
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    Companies

    OGJ Newsletter

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Both sides of the 109th Congress have moved closer to authorizing federal oil and natural gas leasing in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as part of the budget reconciliation...
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    Editorial: Behind the outrage

    Nov. 7, 2005
    As happens occasionally, the US oil and gas industry finds itself trapped in the dangerous intersection of High Oil and Gas Prices and Stellar Profits.
    Production Operations

    House budget package contains major OCS provisions

    Nov. 7, 2005
    When the US House Resources Committee marked up budget reconciliation legislation last month, the section that would authorize oil and gas leasing on the Arctic National Wildlife...
    Refining & Processing

    Senate committee starts work on US refining bill

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Less than 2 weeks after the US House of Representatives passed a bill on the same subject, the Senate took up legislation aimed at increasing domestic refining capacity.
    Refining & Processing

    Watching Government: Refining bills stall in Senate

    Nov. 7, 2005
    L ike a professional sports event, refining legislation before the 109th Congress has reached a point where you can’t tell the players without a program.
    General Interest

    Watching the World: Nothing new in old Siberia

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Much has changed in Russia’s oil industry. In the old days, when oil executives were sent to a penal colony, no one knew about it.
    Companies

    US gas from land wells

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Most US readers know that the Gulf of Mexico dominates US gas reserves and production, that heavy gas drilling in Rocky Mountain states is bringing on large volumes of so-called...
    Economics & Markets

    On energy, US needs leadership, not demagoguery

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Extraordinarily high profits by oil and gas companies occur rarely and never last long.
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    Drilling Operations

    Services/Suppliers

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Overland Park, Kan., has announced the appointment of Dean Oskvig, currently COO of B&V Energy, to president and CEO of B&V Energy and member of the board of directors.
    Capacities

    Analysts: Demand destruction ‘overblown’

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Energy market concerns about price-driven demand destruction are “way overblown,” and oil demand has “held up remarkably well in the face of record oil prices” so far this year...
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    Companies

    Study examines phaseout of single-hull VLCC tankers

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Current newbuilding orders for VLCCs will increase the size of the fleet through at least 2009.
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    LPG Markets

    Growth expected in LPG fleet, rates

    Nov. 7, 2005
    The world LPG carrier fleet will expand to 24.6 million cu m by 2015 from 14.
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    LNG

    Equipment/Software/Literature

    Nov. 7, 2005
    Here are two new flowmeters for cryogenic liquefied natural gas and natural gas service.
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    Advertising Index

    Nov. 7, 2005
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