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    Re: Clement Malin's "Petroleum industry faces challenge of change in confronting global warming" (OGJ, Aug. 28, 2000, p. 58).
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    A field evaluation undertaken by an operator has established the capability of new oil and water-monitoring devices accurately to measure water cut in producing streams that have...
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    A data warehouse, based on Intergraph Corp.'s Notia software, provides an extensive portfolio of e-engineering applications for creating, browsing, and maintaining facility data...
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    Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij (NAM) deployed multiphase flowmeters at its onshore Pernis West facility to obtain oil well performance data without the need for traditional...
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    The US Court of International Trade has ruled that the US Department of Commerce must investigate independent oil producers' complaints that four foreign nations "dumped" oil ...
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    Robust commodity prices for oil and natural gas during 1999 bolstered growth in proven US oil and gas reserves, said the US Energy Information Administration in its latest annual...
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    LNG will be the "swing" supply source for natural gas in the US in coming years, according to a recent research report by Prudential Securities Inc., New York.
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    A flurry of changes among key executive positions at three US independent refiners tops personnel news this week.
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    Economic growth in the world's major industrialized nations could slow by some 0.4 percentage points next year if oil prices are not brought down from their recent $33/bbl-plus...
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    Rilwanu Lukman must be answering the question in his sleep.
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    Pres. Bill Clinton's decision to sell 30 million bbl from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve set the stage for more jousting recently between Energy Sec. Bill Richardson and Sen...
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    The improvement in energy industry commodity prices and industry fundamentals have strengthened the performance of the oil field services sector the past 6 months.
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    A natural gas crisis is brewing, with too little new North American supplies coming on stream to significantly affect rapidly growing demand.
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    US heating oil supplies remain a chief topic of concern, despite the imminent release of more crude oil from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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    Alberta Energy Co. Ltd., Calgary, has launched field operations at a $230 million project that is the company's first commercial use of steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) ...
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    Nonprofit research firm Gulf Marine Institute of Technology (GMIT) may have a long, difficult battle ahead before its plan to research and raise native finfish within their natural...
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    Oil market slowly rebalancing while the announcement of an 800,000 b/d OPEC output hike effective Oct. 1 may have done a little to improve oil consumer anxiety and take a bit ...
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    I realize that we are still in the "silly season" when a paucity of newsworthy items often results in a proliferation of nonsensical reports and articles in the media.
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    Your "No time for energy policy" (OGJ, July 1, 2000, p. 21), deserved an immediate response, but I have been delayed by the pressing business of summer vacation.
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    Thank you for the opportunity to correct the record regarding the article entitled" Myanmar's Upstream Sector Hobbled By Pipeline Controversy, Poor E&D Results in (OGJ, June 26...
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    We should all be happy, right? The rig count is over 1,000. Natural gas is over $5/MMcf. Oil is trading for $35/bbl.
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    Sugar Land, Tex., has named Steven A. Manz vice-president of strategic planning.
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    Following the disclosure that except for Saudi Arabia, the OPEC countries are at production capacity or within 5% of it (The Economist, July 8, 2000, p. 60), and that Saudi Arabia...
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    Over the years, Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co. Ltd. (TMPL), a subsidiary of B.C. Gas, Vancouver, had experienced periodic odor problems at its Westridge marine terminal in Burnaby...
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    TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Co., Houston, began a 9,500 km nonexclusive 2D seismic survey in 200-3,000 m of water off Liberia.
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    US Pres. Bill Clinton gave illuminating context last week to his Sept. 23 order to make 30 million bbl of strategically hoarded crude oil available to a market straining against...
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    Reprocessing of several hundred kilometers of seismic data makes it possible for the first time to map structure within the pre-Eocene at Saba Bank in the Netherlands Antilles...
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