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    Some of us are born to fill a certain place in our company. Early last month, John M. Spears, the greatest advertising salesman in the 100+ years of Oil & Gas Journal, died. John...
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    International news for oil and gas professionals
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    Cenovus Energy Inc., Calgary, said it has achieved first heavy oil production last week from Phase E at its Christina Lake thermal project in Alberta and that the company's overall...
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    The rapid growth of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling in shale and tight rock formations has not only created a surge in North American natural gas and light oil production...
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    Pioneer Natural Resources USA Inc., Dallas, in 2012 employed basic process design provided by Bechtel Hydrocarbon Technology Solutions, Houston, to increase ethane recovery at...
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    A comprehensive study of the reserve and production potential of the Barnett shale integrates engineering, geology, and economics into a numerical model that allows for scenario...
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    Undiscovered recoverable resources on the Norwegian Continental Shelf are an estimated 935 million to 5,420 million standard cu m of oil equivalent (scmoe), the Norwegian Petroleum...
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    US President Barack Obama called energy an important US jobs creation area, but excluded the proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline, in a July 30 Chattanooga, Tenn., address....
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    Addressing global climate change is as much an economic as environmental challenge, and future strategies and policies will need to recognize this, US Environmental Protection...
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    US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Ronald L. Wyden (D-Ore.) said he plans to ask the committee's members to consider dividing hydraulic fracturing regulatory...
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    Tethys Petroleum Ltd. will acquire interests in and become operator of several production sharing contract areas in the Kura basin near Tbilisi in eastern and central Georgia....
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    World energy consumption will jump 56% in the next 30 years, driven by growing demand in developing countries, the US Energy Information Administration recently reported in its...
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    Leaving produced gas entrained in heavy oil pipelines reduces energy costs by allowing the oil to flow at a lower temperature. This article analyzes boundary heavy oil flow conditions...
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    Rail Pipeline Transportation
    Julie M. Carey Navigant Consulting Inc. Washington, DCInitially thought of as a stopgap for transporting North American crude oil production until new pipelines could be built...
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    Production has begun at rates deemed commercial by two US makers of cellulosic biofuel. Mute the trumpets, though.
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    What applies to university education applies just as well to frantic energy regulation.
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    The following is the summary from the recent assessment by the British Geological Survey and UK Department of Energy and Climate Change of gas in place in the Bowland-Hodder shale...
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    US airfield owners are lured by attractive signing bonuses to lease their shale acreage. But shale operators cannot always fulfill their promises to drill, and the Dallas-Fort...
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