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    A US House Resources Committee task force has proposed establishing a 180-day time limit for legal challenges to final federal agency decisions under the National Environmental...
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    Saudi Arabia’s position in the global petrochemical market will grow during the next 5 years due to an ongoing and significant growth wave that will add substantial petrochemical...
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    Working in ultrahigh pressures and temperatures will require an industry-wide research and development effort in order to deliver reliable completions.
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    Indexes for selected equipment items
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    After the surprises of 2005, it will be a surprise in 2006 if a monster hurricane doesn’t disrupt oil and gas operations in and along the Gulf of Mexico.
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    Failure to consider the water content at metering conditions can lead to a significant error in the calculation of the actual acid-gas flow rate.
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    New figures in the World Bank’s extractive industries portfolio show increased financing for small and local investors, renewable and natural gas industry lending, and transparency...
    Jan. 2, 2006
    Royal Dutch Shell PLC was among several oil and gas companies to have reported its capital budget plans for 2006.
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    The oil industry can expect changing relationships between international companies and national oil companies (NOCs) within 36 months, said John Knight, Statoil ASA senior vice...
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    The US Minerals Management Service has issued a final rule that will allow suspensions of operation (SOOs) to oil and gas operators contemplating ultradeep wells (deeper than ...
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    The US Senate blocked a provision to authorize oil and gas leasing of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Coastal Plain that was included in a defense appropriations bill.
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    Leiden, The Netherlands, has named John B. Reed as chief executive officer upon the retiremenet of Hein Mulder.
    Jan. 2, 2006
    Deloitte & Touche LLP analysts foresee continued strength in crude oil prices for more than a year and expect natural gas prices to remain high throughout the winter.
    Jan. 2, 2006
    China’s new “Law on Renewable Resources,” implemented on Jan.
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    There have been nine deepwater (greater than 1,000 ft) oil and natural gas discoveries announced by operators in the Gulf of Mexico through November in 2005, the US Minerals Management...
    Jan. 2, 2006
    The US Senate kept Congress true to form Dec. 21 when it rejected the latest effort to authorize oil and gas leasing of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Coastal Plain.
    Jan. 2, 2006
    Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Pete V. Domenici announced that he would try to bring back legislation authorizing federal oil and gas leasing on the Arctic...
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    Higher natural gas prices and advances in technology are making the economics of producing unconventional gas more attractive, said William A.
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    Happy New Year! It promises to be every bit as lively for oil and gas-and the industry’s interactions with government-as 2005 was.
    Jan. 2, 2006
    Recent years have been good ones for the oil and gas industries. This year seems set to continue that trend.
    Jan. 2, 2006
    Weather drove energy prices in the final days of 2005, with the front-month natural gas futures contract dropping just before the Christmas holiday to the lowest point since November...
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    The expansion of India’s economy over the next decade will push the country’s demand for natural gas beyond supply, but whether LNG can fill this supply gap is a function of both...
    Jan. 2, 2006