Exploration history is such that the largest fields in a given basin tend to be discovered early in the exploration cycle, but this has not been the case in Algeria's Ghadames...
US refiners should be able to make the mandated transition to lower-sulfur gasoline and heating oil by mid-2006 without significant problems, the National Petroleum Council's ...
Unprecedented reserves writedowns in 2004 have brought unwelcome attention to the oil and gas industry, leading to questions about the integrity of its participants, said Ron ...
Anyone complacent about supply of ultralow-sulfur diesel fuel, requirements for which begin in mid-2006, should read the National Petroleum Council's report to the US energy secretary...
Production incentives could help push Gulf of Mexico oil production to 2.5 million b/d by 2011—with almost 80% coming from deepwater wells—from the current 1.5 million b/d, US...
After plummeting more than $7/bbl through the previous week, crude futures prices went into a seesaw mode Dec. 6-8, up one day and down the next as markets reacted to changing...
Charter rates for oil tankers have hit historic highs around the globe, with Asian and European shippers reporting surges of income largely due to increased purchases of crude...
The article "New incentives move Alaskan gas line toward negotiation" quotes David T. Lupia, a corporate financial advisor, saying that the northern route of the gas pipeline ...
The Papua New Guinea-to-Queensland natural gas pipeline project—now referred to as the Highlands Gas Project—has moved forward to its front-end engineering and design (FEED) phase...
In only the last few weeks, while an earlier analysis of tanker rates was being prepared for publication and being published ("Higher transport costs drive demand for derivatives...
