Owners of downstream petroleum and chemical companies rank quality of key personnel as their number one consideration in choosing engineering contractors, says a recent industry...
New equations for estimating the relative permeability curves for both water-oil and gas-oil systems have been developed for shaly sands in mixed wettability formations of the...
In early 2000, BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. successfully enlarged Seal Island, a man-made gravel island offshore Alaskan Beaufort Sea, and installed the Northstar pipeline system...
A float-over method was used to install the topsides on the Malampaya field's concrete gravity substructure (CGS) off the Philippines on Mar. 17, 2001.
A number of major oil and gas companies, while amassing even greater size through recent mergers, continue to boast gains in both earnings and production volumes this year.
All types of capital markets are now favorable for oil and gas companies, say capital providers, noting that financially robust companies are reducing debt, thus increasing the...
US reserve values rose in the second half of 2000, despite the slow pace of merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, according to Cornerstone Ventures LP's latest report.
In summer 1998, TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., Calgary, inspected two sections of a 914-mm (36 in.) OD gas transmission pipeline (predominantly 9.14 mm WT) using an ultrasonic liquid...
Former National Transportation Safety Board member and Chairman Jim Hall has been appointed by Colonial Pipeline Co., Atlanta, to serve in an advisory capacity on issues of safety...
sThe red thread running through the presentations made by western oil companies at the recent Russian Economic Forum in London spelled out three letters: PSA.
It's "deja vu all over again" for gasoline markets in the US, as the patterns established during last year's driving season are manifesting themselves again.
The single point of agreement between both sides of the Kyoto accords seems to be that, at best, their implementation could reduce the anticipated global warming.
The Clinton administration promoted natural gas, which fuels over 90% of the nation's new power plants, and also pushed so-called renewable energy sources such as solar and wind...