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    Experience in 2008 with various marketed process simulators modeling Suncor’s Simonette gas plant showed that predicted results differed widely from actual operating conditions...
    July 13, 2009
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    More than 1 million b/d of extra crude pipeline capacity will run from western Canada by the end of 2010.
    July 13, 2009
    Front-month crude contracts jumped June 30 to “fake” intraday highs of $73.38/bbl on the New York Mercantile Exchange—the highest this year—and $73.50/bbl on the International...
    July 13, 2009
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    General Interest — Quick TakesImpacts estimated for hydraulic fracturingUS economic strength would be reduced by several billion dollars in the next 5 years if hydraulic fracturing...
    July 13, 2009
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    Various forecasters have lowered their expectation for increases in bitumen production from Alberta oil sands, but most still see a sizable rise during the next decade, with bitumen...
    July 12, 2009
    Consulting engineers arrived at a best estimate of 67.3 tcf of gas in place in the overpressured Carboniferous Frederick Brook shale in the Sussex and Elgin subbasins in southern...
    July 12, 2009
    Australian Worldwide Exploration Ltd., Sydney, is looking at drilling three or four exploration play types in its summer exploration in New Zealand’s Taranaki basin.
    July 12, 2009
    Russia’s OAO Gazprom and South Korea’s Korea Gas Corp. (Kogas) have signed a memorandum of understanding to study the possibilities of supplying Russian natural gas to South Korea...
    July 12, 2009
    International oil companies (IOCs) have largely rejected terms offered by Iraq in the country’s first bidding process for more than 30 years, with one bid awarded for an oil field...
    July 12, 2009
    Showa Shell Sekiyu KK’s wholly owned subsidiary Showa Shell Solar KK and Saudi Aramco have agreed to explore “the possibility” of engaging in a small-scale electric power generation...
    July 12, 2009
    Nigeria’s militant Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), reiterating its long-standing demands that international oil companies leave the oil-producing Niger...
    July 12, 2009
    If you believe Chinese oil and gas officials, ethnic clashes in the province of Xinjiang—where 150 people are reported to have been killed—have not affected any operations at ...
    July 12, 2009
    US Department of Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis plans a construction safety initiative in Texas to prevent workplace injuries and fatalities, she told a meeting of the American...
    July 12, 2009
    Valero Energy Corp. said the Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) helped its contractors implement comprehensive safety and health management systems.
    July 12, 2009
    Some refineries and their contractors are receiving a high number of violations as a result of the National Emphasis Program (NEP), US Occupational Safety and Health Administration...
    July 12, 2009
    Natural gas’s position as a cleaner form of energy and possible bridge to renewable and alternative sources isn’t insulating it from closer environmental scrutiny.
    July 12, 2009
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    Alaska Gov. Sarah H. Palin listed her efforts to begin constructing a massive natural gas pipeline as one of her main accomplishments when she announced her resignation on July...
    July 12, 2009
    The latest forecast by the International Energy Agency states that global oil demand will rise 0.6%/year during 2008-14, pushing demand to average 89 million b/d in 2014 from ...
    July 12, 2009
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    Energy and climate change are important topics. And because energy production and use are sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the two are linked.
    July 12, 2009
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    New controls on emissions of greenhouse gases will raise the costs of petroleum supplied from oil sands by amounts that depend on the extent of regulation and on progress in abatement...
    July 12, 2009
    Producers in Alberta’s oil sands region rightly worry about one of the worst ideas in the rich stew of energy-policy poison now at high boil in the US.
    July 11, 2009
    It’s always interesting to discover the ways in which various scientific disciplines intertwine with the oil and gas industry.
    July 11, 2009
    As one reads the editorials of June 1—on the mind-numbing subsidies for renewable energy—and June 9—on the costs of “cap and trade” and “energy reform that will asphyxiate itself...
    July 11, 2009