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    Three scenarios using data from the Blake Ridge area off the US southeastern coast explain possible ways for exploiting gas-hydrate deposits found in deep water.
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    A capability assessment of a North American refinery's gasoline blending system helped the company determine if it was a good candidate for upgrading to an advanced control system...
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    Operator draws on new drilling optimization systems in Western Canada Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. used two new drilling optimization techniques developed by Baker Hughes—an...
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    Production from West Africa is at a turning point. The traditional West Africa shallow-water play is declining, and several deepwater developments discovered in the mid to late...
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    Turkmenistan's natural gas industry is acting up these days—and with good reason.
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    Indonesia riles LNG buyers with supply disruption Indonesia's reputation as a reliable supplier of liquefied natural gas has come into question once again due to a new disruption...
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    Lukens Energy Group, Houston, forecasts that natural gas prices at Henry Hub will average $5.25-6/MMbtu for 2005 based upon the consultant's expectations for fuel oil prices.
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    Sabotage and technical problems will keep Iraqi oil production below capacity levels again this year, said a report from World Markets Research Centre, part of Global Insight ...
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    China and India took center stage as four forecasters described possible implications of their surging energy demand at a recent hearing of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources...
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    What kind of world do people want? A world of opportunity for everyone or a world in which the well situated get rich and the poor lose hope?
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    The production capacity of Iraqi oil in 2005 will primarily depend on political developments in the country after the Jan. 30 elections and the possibility of forming a harmonious...
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    The oil market remains vulnerable to shocks like those of the 1970s, warned Olivier Appert, president of Institut Français du Pétrole (IFP), in his annual assessment delivered...
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    More so than people, businesses must heed the oracle at Delphi, Greece: Know thyself.
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    It has taken almost 30 years (since the giant Anschutz Ranch field discovery in 1975) to revisit Great basin Hingeline geology—leading to another giant oil and gas discovery in...
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    With production levels at approximately 350,000 b/d of oil from two producing fields and a third field approaching first oil, the Canadian Province of Newfoundland and Labrador...
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    Aberdeen, UK, has established a new division in Stavanger, Norway, Altra Energy Norge AS. Managing director of the new division is Graeme Dick.
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