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  • Volume 104, Issue 29

    • Volume 104, Issue 29

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    Nelson-farrar cost indexes

    Aug. 7, 2006
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    New Plants

    WATCHING THE WORLD: Tempura oil yielding fuel

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Tempura is popular these days, and if certain Japanese industrialists have their way, it could even upstage oil as the source of energy for cars.
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    Production Operations

    Study evaluates two amine options for gas sweetening

    Aug. 7, 2006
    A study of two methods for removing H2S and CO2 from natural gas has concluded that an arrangement of methyl diethanolamine (MDEA) and diethanolamine (DEA) units and the order...
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    HSE

    Canadians evaluate technologies to manage offshore drilling cuttings

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Researchers used multicriteria decision making to assess eight alternatives for managing drilling cuttings offshore.
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    Production Operations

    Integrated approach recommends redevelopment plan

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Redevelopment recommendations for a mature oil field off Egypt relied on an integrated approach.

    More content from Volume 104, Issue 29

    Refining

    An OCS leasing step

    Aug. 7, 2006
    In the year since comprehensive energy legislation became law as the Energy Policy Act of 2005, Congress has stayed busy trying to pass more energy legislation.
    Companies

    Print Ad Index

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Air Francewww.airfrance.comApex Engineering Products Corp.www.rydlyme.comArielBaker Oil Toolswww.hphtcompletions.comBourbonwww.bourbon-online.comCogniswww.cognis-oleochemicals...
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    Production Operations

    New automated H2S gas separation unit headed for work in northern Caspian Sea

    Aug. 7, 2006
    A recently commissioned automated hydrogen sulfide gas separation unit is ready for live fluid treatment in the Kazakhstan sector of the Caspian Sea.
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    Companies

    Upstream outlays of $40 billion expected off Europe in 2006

    Aug. 7, 2006
    With nearly 450 offshore fields developed to date, offshore Europe is the world’s largest offshore oil and gas producing province and is responsible for some 24% of the global...
    Government

    Politicians tout energy mistakes for ‘our children’

    Aug. 7, 2006
    It’s time to post guards at the playground. Politicians are marketing energy programs with invocations to “our children.
    LNG

    Heat lifts US natural gas prices

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Natural gas futures prices escalated to a 5-week high July 26, peaking at $6.90/MMbtu in intraday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange before closing at $6.89/MMbtu, up...
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    Pipelines & Transportation

    Shaanxi-Beijing natural gas line shows power cost optimization

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Effective optimization of natural gas pipeline energy costs over time should assume neither steady-state operation nor indefinite operation at near-capacity flow rates.
    Economics & Markets

    CERA: UK winter natural gas prices likely lower than 2005

    Aug. 7, 2006
    UK natural gas prices are likely to be lower than the levels experienced last winter despite declining production, uncertain import capacities, and limited storage, Cambridge ...
    Home

    Oil and terrorist risk

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Hostilities in Israel and Lebanon without doubt raise the vulnerability of oil and gas workers throughout the Middle East.
    Government

    Senate approves Gulf of Mexico OCS leasing bill

    Aug. 7, 2006
    The US Senate, by a 71-25 vote, passed legislation Aug. 1 to expand federal oil and gas leasing in the Gulf of Mexico.
    Pipelines & Transportation

    Study predicts rising condensate trade

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Worldwide trade in condensates and ultralight crudes will remain strong through the middle of this decade, predicts a study by Poten & Partners, New York.
    LNG

    DOE: Storms caused biggest disruption ever in gulf

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Hurricanes Katrina and Rita caused the biggest disruptions ever experienced by oil and operations in the Gulf of Mexico, said the US Department of Energy in its final 24-page ...
    Pipelines

    PHMSA pressures BP for prompt ANS lines repair

    Aug. 7, 2006
    The US Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) is increasing pressure on BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. to improve its operations on Alaska’s North Slope ...
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    Companies

    OGJ Newsletter

    Aug. 7, 2006
    General Interest - Quick TakesS&P says $100/bbl oil would slow economyA crude oil price spike to $100/bbl on the New York Mercantile Exchange would slow the US economy but probably...
    Refining & Processing

    WATCHING GOVERNMENT: US refining on tightrope

    Aug. 7, 2006
    When the National Petrochemical & Refiners Association issued its annual US Refining and Storage Capacity Report on July 26, it provided a reminder that the US refining industry...
    HSE

    IEA presses for Russian natural gas sector reform

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Massive volumes of natural gas wasted annually in Russia’s gas sector and the lack of investments in developing new fields to offset depletion of key producing fields “will begin...
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    Companies

    Drilling advances warrant new look at leasing of Pacific OCS

    Aug. 7, 2006
    Many facts about offshore oil and gas development relate to the formulation of a knowledge-based, rational national energy policy and should be a part of the current debate on...
    Reserves

    DOS official sees progress in US-Caspian energy effort

    Aug. 7, 2006
    The US has made substantial progress in its efforts to help Central Asian nations bring their oil and gas resources to markets, a US Department of State official told a US House...