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  • Volume 111, Issue 9d

    • Volume 111, Issue 9d

    Government

    EPA power plant move a reason for refiners to worry

    Sept. 30, 2013
    If the electricity-generation business was destined to build few coal-fired units anyway, why does the US need a regulation ensuring that outcome?
    Exploration & Development

    Anadarko, SITLA defer southern Book Cliffs activity until 2016

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Oil and gas activity in the Bogart Canyon area of Utah's Book Cliffs will be delayed until 2016, Anadarko Petroleum Corp. and the state's School and Institutional Lands Trust ...
    Pipelines & Transportation

    World hydrocarbon supply 'relatively boundless,' SEG told

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Geophysical advances have contributed to the identification of a "relatively boundless supply" of oil and gas worldwide, Barry Smitherman, chairman, Texas Railroad Commission ...
    Discoveries

    IHS: World's tight oil resources hold large potential

    Sept. 30, 2013
    The world has large potential technical recoverable resources of tight oil possibly several times those of North America, according to a recent geological study by global analytics...
    Companies

    Lease accounting proposals worry operators, contractors

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Oil and gas operators, drilling contractors, and their trade associations have voiced concern about proposed accounting changes they fear would complicate contractual relationships...

    More content from Volume 111, Issue 9d

    LNG

    Alaska, major LNG financier in Japan sign agreement

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Alaska's Department of Natural Resources and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation signed a memorandum of agreement to explore ways Alaska resources, particularly natural...
    Exploration & Development

    Watching Government: What California actually did

    Sept. 30, 2013
    California now has its own hydraulic fracturing requirements. Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed Senate Bill 4 into law Sept. 20. Regulations go into effect Jan. 1, 2014, and become ...
    LNG

    Pieces moving into place for Azerbaijan-to-Europe gas line

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Prospects for completing a natural gas pipeline from Azerbaijan to Europe improved significantly in June when the Shah Deniz consortium selected the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP...
    New Plants

    Keystone XL advocates, foes mark permit request's fifth anniversary

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Supporters and opponents of the proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline marked the fifth anniversary of the project's application for a cross-border permit from the US Department...
    Economics & Markets

    Reviving price controls

    Sept. 30, 2013
    British leadership continues in the global race to self-destruct via energy fiat. The position seemed under threat when the government began discussing lower subsidies for renewable...
    Production Operations

    Facts matter

    Sept. 30, 2013
    Oil and gas operations anywhere along the value chain have come under much public criticism, some deserved, some not.
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    Pipelines & Transportation

    OGJ Newsletter

    Sept. 30, 2013
    International news for oil and gas professionals