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    Hurricanes Katrina and Rita aggravated an already tightening natural gas supply situation, increasing prospects for higher prices this heating season, the Natural Gas Supply Association...
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    Advanced automation can significantly reduce energy use in all areas of a refinery including process units, offsite units, and utilities.
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    Determining the critical or optimum mud weight is not an easy task, especially when drilling horizontal wells.
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    Indexes for nonmetallic building materials show increases.
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    A quick-kill method improved workover operations in Messla field in Libya.
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    Layered security is a well-documented practice that allows an organization selectively to implement multiple layers of security technology for its plant control systems.
    Oct. 3, 2005
    Rep. Joe Barton (R-Tex.) faces several sticky issues in his quest, announced Sept. 26, for a legislative boost to US refining capacity. For starters, he and his colleagues in ...
    Oct. 3, 2005
    Oil and gas companies were still assessing damage last week, but initial indications were that Hurricane Rita, which hit the US Gulf Coast Sept.
    Oct. 3, 2005
    Rated a Category 5 hurricane-the third biggest ever to hit the US-as it ripped through the oil and gas producing area of the central Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Rita deteriorated...
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    Exploration companies report a flurry of drilling and drilling plans in and off Israel, which imports nearly all of its oil and gas.
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    Oil is the mainstay of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who is using its currently high prices to sweeten the implementation of his own new world order.
    Oct. 3, 2005
    When gasoline prices jumped in Hurricane Katrina’s wake, several federal and state lawmakers complained that consumers were being victimized.
    Oct. 3, 2005
    Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski said state agencies are cooperating with oil majors to try to increase oil production from the Alaska North Slope in the wake of Hurricane Katrina ...
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    Occidental Petroleum Corp. has lifted its first Libyan crude oil for shipment to the US since leaving its operations in Libya’s prolific Sirte basin in 1986 because of US economic...
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    Charles D. Davidson, Noble Energy Inc. chairman, president, and chief executive officer, is guiding the company toward greater selectivity in its Gulf of Mexico shelf prospects...
    Oct. 3, 2005
    The past month has seen the US Gulf Coast battered by two major hurricanes. During the preparations for and aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, US consumers and government...
    Oct. 3, 2005