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    US retail gasoline prices will average $1.49/gal this summer, lower than last year's average of $1.53/gal but still the second highest summer average on record, according to the...
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    A water wash has been found that effectively recovers the solvent in the IFPEXOL process by pulling dissolved methanol into water for subsequent removal.
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    Eight empirical correlations, simple to use with a handheld calculator, were developed to help design frac pack.
    April 16, 2001
    A new study commissioned by the US Minerals Management Service (MMS) found that only two chemicals, zinc bromide and ammonium chloride, used by the oil and gas industry could ...
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    The energy industry of today faces the challenge of finding an efficient production method for environmentally cleaner, yet still economical, transportation fuels.
    April 16, 2001
    Listed are major construction projects by pipeline category.
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    Heavy oil producer Berry Petroleum Co. has cut oil production at its California thermal enhanced oil recovery operations because it's not getting paid for power produced by its...
    April 16, 2001
    Listed are major construction projects by processing categories.
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    California's electricity problems could become commonplace among other states unless the US government develops a long-term, comprehensive energy policy immediately, said an independent...
    April 16, 2001
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    The Potential Gas Committee has estimated the US natural gas resource base was 1,258 tcf at the end of 2000, and if all of it is developed, it would equal 63 years of supply at...
    April 16, 2001
    Higher energy prices are the only long-term solution to the current crunch in energy supply in the US.
    April 16, 2001
    American oil companies are apparently awaiting the inevitable lifting of the trade sanctions against Iran by the new administration, hoping to rush there to enjoy a large share...
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    The internet, electronic commerce, and information technology (IT) have had a dramatic impact on the development of Houston-based Enron Corp. and on the energy industry in general...
    April 16, 2001
    The United Nations has acted to halt unauthorized Iraqi oil exports.
    April 16, 2001
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    Anadarko Petroleum Corp., Houston, the world's largest independent exploration and production company, isn't shy about venturing overseas to boost its 2 billion boe reserve base...
    April 16, 2001
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    The US Department of Energy's latest fiscal 2002 budget proposal would dramatically reduce research on oil, natural gas, and renewable fuels in favor of clean-coal technologies...
    April 16, 2001
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    Studies undertaken for the 3,700-km Alliance Pipeline to quantify the effects of sunlight on fusion-bonded epoxy (FBE) coating on stockpiled line pipe indicated that the coating...
    April 16, 2001
    As the US economy falters, symbolism gains importance in the controversy over leasing of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain.
    April 16, 2001
    Before he took office, President George W. Bush declared he would be a "unifier and not a divider."
    April 16, 2001
    Though traders continue to test market support for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' $25/bbl target, last month's decision by the 10 voting members of OPEC to...
    April 16, 2001
    Recently there has been a chorus of charges that President Bush is guilty of a massive flip-flop regarding carbon dioxide emissions.
    April 16, 2001
    It is said the ancient Chinese had a curse: "May you live in interesting times."
    April 16, 2001