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Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag
Feb 6, 2012
Planned pipeline construction to be completed in 2012 rose 6.7% from the previous year, with increases in planned crude and natural gas pipelines more than countering sharply reduced products pipel...
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Survey shows increase in gas processing, pipeline construction
Nov 7, 2011
Oil & Gas Journal's semiannual Worldwide Construction Update shows an increase in natural gas processing and pipeline construction activity compared with the previous edition of the update (OGJ...
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OGJ Newsletter
May 21, 2012
International news for oil and gas professionals |
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IPAA: Independent review finds EPA Pavillion report lacks data
May 21, 2012
An independent review of the US Environmental Protection Agency's draft report on water near Pavillion, Wyo., concluded scientific analysis fails to support EPA's suggestion that hydraulic fracturi...
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IEA: Global oil demand growth accelerating
May 21, 2012
After posting near-zero annual growth in the fourth quarter of 2011, global oil demand growth will gradually accelerate throughout 2012, culminating in an increase of 1.2 million b/d by this year's...
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Copano to take South Texas gas plant to 1 bcfd
May 10, 2012
Copano Energy LLC, Houston, will add 400 MMcfd of cryogenic processing capacity at its Houston Central complex, in Colorado County, Tex., west of Houston, the company reported. |
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EPP starts up Eagle Ford gas plant
May 4, 2012
Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPP), Houston, has started up the first train at its new cryogenic natural gas processing plant at Yoakum, Lavaca County, Tex., about 125 miles north of Corpus Chri...
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East Texas ethylene plant to add cracking capacity
May 3, 2012
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, Tenn., is adding a furnace to one of its three olefin crackers at its plant in Longview, Tex. |
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Chevron Phillips Chemical marks progress toward US ethylene plant
May 1, 2012
Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. LP has reached an agreement with the Shaw Group Inc., Baton Rouge, La., for front-end engineering and design for a 1.5 million tonnes/year (3.3 billion lb/year) grassr...
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Saudi plant trains start up for Karan gas
Apr 25, 2012
Saudi Aramco has started up a gas-treatment and a sulfur-recovery train dedicated to production from offshore Karan natural gas field at its Khursaniyah Gas Plant. |
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IEA: Oil market tightening has halted
Apr 23, 2012
Preliminary data for this year's first quarter indicate that increased oil supply and sluggish demand imply a global build in oil inventories exceeding 1 million b/d, according to the International...
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Energy-fight unmentionables
Apr 23, 2012
Before entering political fights over energy, representatives of the oil and gas industry should check their engineering weapons at the door. This should be a rule. |
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Top Ten Instrumentation Headaches: How 'visual engineering' is solving designers' and engineers' issues - across the industry
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