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    Perceptions of natural gas and their effects formed the core of two keynote speeches on the second day of the World Gas Conference in Amsterdam.
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    Managing drilling and production wastes is one of the most critical areas of concern for oil and natural gas upstream operations today.
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    Declining natural gas production in Canada and the US in 2005 combined with robust growth elsewhere in the world to tip the balance of worldwide gas processing activity away from...
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    Expansion of the global LPG industry has been faster than most other energy markets and will accelerate during the next few years as new LNG projects start up in many regions....
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    A combination of analytical and numerical methods shows that the application of a pseudosteady-state solution to a steady-state problem invariably overpredicts the dimensionless...
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    Adelaide-based Santos Ltd. plans to spend $160 million (Aus.) to drill 100 wells in the Cooper and Eromanga basins in its new oil exploitation program.
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    China, India, and Russia will be pivotal to a “new energy security paradigm” outlined in a recent study by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in partnership with Cambridge Energy ...
    June 26, 2006
    Saudi Arabia plans to increase its crude oil production to 12 million b/d by the end of 2009, according to Saudi Aramco Pres. and Chief Executive Officer Abdallah S. Jum’ah.
    June 26, 2006
    The administration of President George W. Bush would consider sharing new offshore oil and gas revenues with coastal states but is concerned that provisions of a bill now in the...
    June 26, 2006
    Disruptions to supplies of gasoline, diesel fuel, and light products, associated in part with changes in fuel quality standards, will keep oil markets tight and prices high during...
    June 26, 2006
    The International Energy Agency recently raised its projected growth of world demand for oil products by 160,000 b/d in the second quarter, with expected total demand growth “...
    June 26, 2006
    A bill that combines elements of the two main US Outer Continental Shelf leasing proposals has been developed by the House Resources Committee, Chairman Richard Pombo (R-Calif...
    June 26, 2006
    In a market growing faster than had been expected, LNG will meet 15% of global gas demand by 2012, says an analysis by Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
    June 26, 2006
    Resource diplomacy is coming along these days as countries increasingly compete with one another for the world’s supplies of oil and natural gas.
    June 26, 2006
    The worldwide supply and demand balance for oil has become so precarious that even small acts of sabotage and local insurrection can affect prices, former Federal Reserve Chairman...
    June 26, 2006
    Can the world continue using fossil fuels and achieve lower carbon dioxide emissions as well?
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    General Interest - Quick TakesE&P spending to reach $261 billion in 2006Spending for worldwide exploration and production is expected to increase 21.3% to $261 billion this year...
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    Increasing the maximum allowable operating pressure of US gas transmission pipelines requires careful consideration and must be done on a case-by-case basis.
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    This is the second of two parts on the geology and potential of the Hopedale basin off Labrador, site of several gas-condensate discoveries in the 1970s-80s on the shelf.
    June 26, 2006