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    General Interest

    Pipeline challenges magnified in arctic, deepwater conditions

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The difficulties entailed in pipeline installation, operation, and maintenance are magnified dramatically in the challenging physical and geographical conditions that deepwater...
    LNG

    Producers facing dramatically higher capital costs

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The costs of major oil and gas production projects have risen more than 53% in 2 years, and no significant slowing is in sight, said a benchmark index developed by IHS and Cambridge...
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    Pipelines

    Monitoring, inspection focus of next game-changing technology

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Pipeline operators and contractors are focusing much of their attention on potentially game-changing technologies in the areas of continuous monitoring and inspection.
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    Pipelines

    Pipeline integrity concerns pressuring industry to zero-fault mode

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Growing concerns over national security, environmental and human safety, and energy supply reliability are stepping up the pressure on the pipeline industry to strive for a zero...
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    Production Operations

    Approach diagnoses, reduces water cut

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Oil field operators have employed numerous treatment methods, both mechanical and chemical, to reduce water production rates.

    More content from Volume 105, Issue 7

    Companies

    Conasauga shale gas play grows in Alabama Valley and Ridge

    Feb. 19, 2007
    A gas shale play is taking off in northern Alabama on the east side of the Valley and Ridge Province.
    General Interest

    Eastern France CBM well encouraging

    Feb. 19, 2007
    European Gas Ltd., Perth, is drilling a second well after reporting “highly encouraging results” from its first coalbed methane stratigraphic well on the St. Avold portion of ...
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    Companies

    Central Wilmington oil field due for denser development

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The central part of supergiant Wilmington oil and gas field is in the midst of a redevelopment project in which more than 500 wells drilled in the next few years.
    LNG

    SPECIAL REPORT: North American LNG-driven pipeline projects

    Feb. 19, 2007
    With the expectation of continued growth in LNG imports to the US have come a number of pipeline projects to move regasified material from the terminal to centers of consumption...
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    Print Ad Index

    Feb. 19, 2007
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    Companies

    Area Drilling

    Feb. 19, 2007
    BangladeshSangu field, initially estimated at 800 bcf recoverable, has produced more than 400 bcf since going on production in 1998, said Cairn Energy PLC, London, and its Capricorn...
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    New Plants

    Equipment/Software/Literature

    Feb. 19, 2007
    New portable unit for onshore, offshore inspection usesThe new phased array flaw-imaging Phasor XS promises to help reduce inspection times and improve probability of detection...
    Government

    The US energy surge

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The decision announced by US President George W. Bush last month to increase military strength in Iraq by 20,000 troops wasn’t the only surge of January 2007.
    Tankers

    Fossil fuel days are over, Turner informs Houston

    Feb. 19, 2007
    When an oil company executive comments on energy trends, television people discount the observations on the basis of vested interest.
    Companies

    Crude challenges $60/bbl ceiling

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The March contract for benchmark US light, sweet crudes jumped to $59.89/bbl Feb. 9, the highest front-month crude closing on the New York Mercantile Exchange since late December...
    LNG

    Seeking pipeline security

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The continued expansion of pipeline construction plans detailed in this issue’s special report, “Worldwide Pipeline Construction,” p. 48, brings with it an increased need to keep...
    Economics & Markets

    IP Week: Saudis reveal spending plans for next decade

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Saudi Arabia will spend $507 billion on energy and infrastructure projects over the next 11 years, a Saudi government official said Feb. 12 at the International Petroleum Week...
    Government

    EPA targets benzene in its new regulations on toxic emissions

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The US Environmental Protection Agency Feb. 9 enacted new Mobile Source Air Toxics regulations designed to significantly decrease toxic fumes from gasoline, vehicles, and fuel...
    Home

    WATCHING THE WORLD: Oil at center of nuke talks

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Everyone knows that oil is the tool of choice where diplomacy is concerned, particularly in these days of a reactive market and supposedly depleting supplies.
    Pipelines

    IP Week: Europe will still receive Russian natural gas

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Fears that Russian gas exports will be sent to other markets such as China instead of Europe are overstated, said Julian Lee, senior energy analyst at the Centre for Global Energy...
    Companies

    El Paso to pay $7.7 million for oil-for-food irregularities

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Without admitting any wrongdoing, El Paso Corp. said Feb. 7 it will forfeit $5,482,363 and pay a civil penalty of $2.25 million to the US Securities and Exchange Commission in...
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    Companies

    OGJ Newsletter

    Feb. 19, 2007
    General Interest - Quick TakesGOM ‘top deepwater hunting grounds’ in 2006Exploration in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico marked an exceptionally successful year during 2006, consultancy...
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    Companies

    SPECIAL REPORT: 2007 construction lags 2006, but more projects lie ahead

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Planned pipeline construction to be completed in 2007 slipped nearly 13% from the previous year, driven by the 2006 completion of large crude pipelines.
    Companies

    BP refinery leads US in carcinogenic emissions, group says

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Nine US refineries account for only 15% of the nation’s total capacity but represent one third of the carcinogenic emissions reported by the oil industry, according to a report...
    Production Operations

    WATCHING GOVERNMENT: Lease billing moves online

    Feb. 19, 2007
    The US Minerals Management Service’s proposed budget for fiscal 2008 includes $1.45 million for the first of a 2-year initiative to institute an interactive payment reconciliation...
    Companies

    Execs discuss global warming with Turner, Wirth

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Energy executives met in a Feb. 7 roundtable discussion with billionaire businessman Ted Turner and Timothy E. Wirth, president of the United Nations Foundation and former US ...
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    Pipelines & Transportation

    Biodiesel tax credits present significant financial incentives if handled properly

    Feb. 19, 2007
    US tax credits for biodiesel mixtures can provide significant tax advantages for producers that understand and properly follow the regulations, which continue to be in effect ...
    Companies

    Brazilian E&P boom increases investment opportunities

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Oil and gas exploration and production activities in Brazil will increase in the upcoming years as the country beefs up its self-sufficiency efforts.
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    Companies

    Russia’s drive for power-2: Gazprom controls gas exports to Europe, Asia

    Feb. 19, 2007
    Gazprom unveiled in September 2005 a short list of five foreign companies being considered as partners in Shtokmanovskoye, a supergiant gas-condensate field located in 350 m of...