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    Iraq's brief suspension of oil exports in defiance of the United Nations pushed the price of dated Brent crude above $26/bbl for the first time since the Persian Gulf crisis of...
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    Recent years have seen advancement of several transportation schemes aimed at making natural gas production from smaller and remote or scattered offshore fields more economic....
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    While most economic analyses of the gas-to-liquid (GTL) ventures focus on feed costs and investment capital, Mossgas' experience suggests that the ability to make value-added ...
    Dec. 6, 1999
    An innovative hammer-union pressure transmitter, which can be easily repaired or replaced on location, has improved the accuracy and response time for mud-pulse communications...
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    Natural gas (methane) converted to a liquid, primarily for fuel use, is being touted as a new option for accelerating exploitation of the world's natural gas resources, especially...
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    The oil and gas fields of Italy and Sicily produce a variety of oil and gas types from a wide range of traps.
    Dec. 6, 1999
    A unit of France's TotalFina SA has discovered 7.3 tcf of proven and probable natural gas reserves in a single field in Bolivia.
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    While the Norwegian government is anticipating increased production and earnings from petroleum revenues, it is concerned over the "drought" that is threatening the country's ...
    Dec. 6, 1999
    Iran's National Petrochemical Co. and Elenac GMBH, Kehl, Germany, signed a letter of intent to jointly build and operate a 300,000 tonne/year low-density polyethylene plant at...
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    Changing trade patterns and evolving technologies will alter traditional shipping patterns and fleet changes in liquid petroleum product, LPG, and LNG carriers into the 21st Century...
    Dec. 6, 1999
    The US Federal Trade Commission has voted 4-0 to allow Exxon Corp. to acquire Mobil Corp. for $81 billion but will require the firms to shed many assets.
    Dec. 6, 1999
    Writing about the petroleum industry is fascinating, but as a journalist, one sometimes yearns for a dash of color or, better still, a whiff of controversy.
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    IN ITS LARGEST SINGLE U.S. INDUSTRIAL INVESTment, Air Liquide America Corp. started up the first of two air-separation units (ASUs), part of a $150 million air-separation and ...
    Dec. 6, 1999
    Canada's National Energy Board has approved the $1 billion (Canadian) natural gas pipeline system from Sable Island off Nova Scotia to New England markets.
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    The US Department of Energy's (DOE) extreme overbalance (EOB) and high-energy gas fracturing (HEGF) tests were disappointing overall, but the improved understanding of each process...
    Dec. 6, 1999
    Shell Australia Ltd. is likely to close its Clyde refinery in Sydney by 2006.
    Dec. 6, 1999
    A 70-30 joint venture of Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA and Argentina's Perez Companc have won the bidding to acquire Bolivia's two refineries, owned by the Bolivian state oil...
    Dec. 6, 1999
    A wonder of global affairs is the ability of two great cultures to mutually spoil potential for a relationship from which both would benefit.
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    Nelson Farrar Cost Indexes
    Dec. 6, 1999
    For the fourth time, the US Minerals Management Service plans to revise its controversial rule for valuing oil produced from federal leases.
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    A new generation of intelligent downhole technologies has long been heralded as the future of the upstream petroleum industry.
    Dec. 6, 1999
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    Topping the radar screen for skittish oil markets this week are the Y2K bug and Saddam Hussein.
    Dec. 6, 1999