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    Reliable distillation-column revamps in refineries require careful attention to design.
    Jan. 24, 2000
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    Much of south-central New Mexico hosts a Paleozoic basin that formed concurrently with the Delaware and Midland basins of southeastern New Mexico and West Texas.
    Jan. 24, 2000
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    Argentina's upstream sector is finally coming out of a lengthy holding pattern.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    An unprecedented stability in oil prices will trigger a turnaround in the oil field service industry-particularly contract drilling-says Bob Rose, chairman, president, and CEO...
    Jan. 24, 2000
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    El Paso Energy Corp. is acquiring Coastal Corp. for $16 billion, expanding what is already the largest gas pipeline network in the US.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    An expansion of the Tarong power plant in Queensland, Australia, was incorrectly described as being natural gas-fired (OGJ, Jan. 3, 2000, Newsletter).
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Oil companies are fighting to increase profitability in an industry characterized by massive consolidations, environmental pressures, and "price whiplash," says Williams Marko...
    Jan. 24, 2000
    None of the leading US presidential candidates seems too concerned about energy development and taxation issues.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid has installed a new board of commissioners to oversee the restructuring of state oil company Pertamina and is seeking a new president and...
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Santa Fe Snyder Corp. has filed suit against Conoco Inc. alleging that Conoco breached an agreement to share the market for natural gas supplies to be transported to Singapore...
    Jan. 24, 2000
    The oil spill resulting from the breakup of the Erika tanker off France has, so far, affected more than 400 km of the country's coastline (OGJ, Dec. 20, 1999, p. 38).
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Koch Industries Inc., Wichita, has agreed to pay a record civil fine for environmental violations, the US Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency said.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    A bill introduced in mid-January would amend state law to restrict publication by the Arizona Geological Survey of bulletins, circulars, maps, and other accounts of the results...
    Jan. 24, 2000
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    After languishing for nearly 20 years, LNG imports to the US appear ready to play a moderate role in meeting short-term gas demands.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Mobil Oil Australia Ltd., an affiliate of ExxonMobil Corp., has found itself embroiled in a public relations nightmare as a result of contamination of the aviation gasoline, or...
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Oil traders face an interesting test.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    The latest evidence that OPEC not only will hew to its pledged production cuts but even roll them over past their scheduled expiration in March has rocketed oil prices to almost...
    Jan. 24, 2000
    The American Petroleum Institute has reported that US oil production slid 5.6% to 5.902 million b/d in 1999, the largest annual decline in a decade.
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Carmine Falcone, formerly vice-president of refining for Equilon Enterprises LLC, has been named to the new position of vice-president, refining, of the newly consolidated companies...
    Jan. 24, 2000
    Tally this oil industry success story to the Phoenix Working Women evening program at Bismarck State College, Bismarck, ND:
    Jan. 24, 2000
    The US Minerals Management Service plans to expand its Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf royalty in-kind (RIK) pilot program this spring.
    Jan. 24, 2000
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    ENRAF, Inc, Houston, Tex., has named Chip Steffler western regional sales manager. Steffler will be responsible for the company's product sales in western U.S., supervising the...
    Jan. 24, 2000
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    Here's a sealed bearing composite rigging sheave.
    Jan. 24, 2000