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    Åsgard B gas platform operator Statoil ASA completed testing last month to determine the cause of vibrations in the export pipelines from the Norwegian Sea platform.
    May 20, 2002
    Unless US economic growth subsides, oil and gas companies should expect political silliness over energy prices to increase through November.
    May 20, 2002
    Analysts are again ratcheting up their oil price forecasts. The emerging confluence of economic, market, and geopolitical factors is making a prediction of higher prices a safer...
    May 20, 2002
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    A new, comprehensive catalog of industrial vibration monitoring instrumentation is available free upon request.
    May 20, 2002
    Official heavy-handedness is usurping already-suspect environmental regulation in Texas.
    May 20, 2002
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    Oil & Gas Journal and its web site, OGJ Online, have new formats and features.
    May 20, 2002
    Canadian government and industry officials visited Washington, DC, earlier this month, shortly after the US Senate finished debating a sweeping energy reform package that could...
    May 20, 2002
    Oil recovery factors for many of the world's oil fields have improved over the years, but implementing new technologies, expanding existing technologies to other reservoirs, and...
    May 20, 2002
    Energy demand is growing in developing countries that may be hindered by the lack of investment in exploiting their own energy resources, said a panel of industry experts at the...
    May 20, 2002
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    US independent oil and gas companies have been increasingly active and productive in the US Gulf of Mexico.
    May 20, 2002
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    Oil market fundamentals point to significant future tightening in the market, says the International Energy Agency. The Paris-based agency notes that crude prices already reflect...
    May 20, 2002
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    President George W. Bush's appointment of Rejane "Johnnie" Burton to the Minerals Management Service this past March.
    May 20, 2002