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    CNOOC Ltd. on June 22 bid $67/share for Unocal Corp.
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    Worldwide in 2004, natural gas and related NGL production continued steady but slower growth, as worldwide demand for all types of energy pushed natural gas and crude oil production...
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    Mathematical modeling demonstrates that nozzle distribution on drillbits affects the performance of the drilling fluid flow from the bit. This article is about the internal flow...
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    Fiberglass flowlines proved effective for replacing some corroded flowlines in the Norman Wells oil field in Canada’s Northwest Territories.
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    The worldwide LPG industry continues to expand faster than most other energy markets.
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    It is time for members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to reevaluate their oil reserves and publish more accurate data than they do now.
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    Vela International Marine Ltd. cut emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by nearly one-half during tanker loading of crude oil in tests of a system that increases vent...
    June 27, 2005
    Two House committee chairmen from California have asked US President George W. Bush to launch a review of China’s growing energy requirements and the implications for US political...
    June 27, 2005
    Gas monopoly OAO Gazprom has agreed to sell a controlling stake to the Russian government, setting the stage for more liberalized trading of Gazprom shares, consultants said.
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    A new line of single-stage steam turbines provides what the maker calls a rugged and versatile low-horsepower turbine that’s designed to be equally suited for new or retrofit ...
    June 27, 2005
    Terrorist leader Osama bin Laden is out to upset the international economy and-judging by the reaction of world oil markets to recent events in Nigeria-he’s doing a good job (...
    June 27, 2005
    A threat from Islamic terrorists and the kidnapping of six oil workers raised concerns about security in Nigeria and helped push the price of crude oil past $59/bbl on June 20...
    June 27, 2005
    In 2 weeks, Oil & Gas Journal will publish the first installment of a three-part series on energy issues in China.
    June 27, 2005
    Clarity of US thinking about energy occurs most often during crises of supply. A case in point is the Trans-Alaskan Pipeline System, which since its opening in 1977 has made as...
    June 27, 2005
    Cavallo’s article begins, “It is well known that M. K. Hubbert (in 1956) successfully predicted the timing (1970) of peak US oil production.... The questions that must be asked...
    June 27, 2005
    Crude futures prices rocketed to record highs just days after members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries voted June 15 to raise the cumulative production quota...
    June 27, 2005
    Government fuel choices costly in energy policy The making of energy policy is at its worst when policy-makers assign themselves responsibility for decisions best left to markets...
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    Azerbaijan soon will become a major energy exporter. Officials opened the valves to start line fill late last month at the Sangachal terminal near Baku on the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan...
    June 27, 2005