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    February racked up a near-record price in the oil futures market, based on a combination of Middle East war worries, Venezuela's strike, the first sustained cold US winter of ...
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    Asia-Pacific natural gas faces many new challenges and opportunities.
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    Average Asia refining margins deteriorated in 2002 from previous year levels. The last quarter of 2002 was an exception, however, which could be a turning point for Asia refining...
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    Coiled-tubing fracturing provides a way to stimulate multiple coal seams economically and effectively in the Black Warrior basin in Alabama, according to Joseph Legenza of Halliburton...
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    Russia controls immense reserves of natural gas, but the country faces problems of a comparable magnitude to bring them to market.
    March 10, 2003
    Despite the recent successes of Russia's oil industry, one of that country's dynamic new players, Tyumen Oil Co. (TNK), contends that the failure to implement a viable production...
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    Leaders in the Republican-led US Congress say they want a comprehensive energy bill to become law before Labor Day (Sept. 1). Last year, a bill died after being mired in election...
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    Oil and natural gas companies expect to increase US and Canadian drilling and spending plans, but spending on workovers and seismic services likely will remain flat, UBS Warburg...
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    Russian firms exporting more crude oil to Iran Russian firms are stepping up exports of crude oil to Iran.
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    The Canadian oil and natural gas industry's 2002 treasury financings totaled $9.98 billion (Can.)—the highest level in a decade—said Sayer Securities Ltd., an investment firm ...
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    High-horsepower compressor designed for natural gas pipeline operations
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    Oil and natural gas companies plan to increase worldwide exploration and development spending by 4.8% to $136 billion in 2003 compared with 2002, although potential exists for...
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    The yearend 2002 ranking of the world's 50 largest energy companies was shaped by some significant events:
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    The UK oil and gas industry is at the halfway stage of development, with "at least as much oil and gas to produce as has already been produced," said James May, director general...
    March 10, 2003
    Since the beginning of 2003, Russia's oil pipeline monopoly AK Trans- neft has demonstrated its growing influence, resisting pressure from oil companies and winning support from...
    March 10, 2003
    With deadline approaching, it was time to start thinking seriously about a topic for this week's Journally Speaking.
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    After waiting 5 years for the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) to approve a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) request that a parcel be made available for leasing and after being unable...
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    American Aero Cranes / Titan Industries New Orleans, has appointed David Crouser as vice-president of finance and accounting, and Terry J. Hoffman as director of engineering.
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    With the cooperation of Madagascar's OMNIS, TGS-Nopec and a consortium operated by Xpronet Inc. acquired a test seismic survey in late 2001. The program was designed to answer...
    March 10, 2003
    International management of strategically hoarded oil has always been a tenuous proposition.
    March 10, 2003