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    Total SA has become a full-fledged player in France's deregulated natural gas market.
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    Land exploration and development have shown great promise lately in Gabon, where offshore operations dominate.
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    As Egypt has enjoyed the addition of significant gas reserves in the Nile Delta offshore, the long-underrated western desert has come alive with major discoveries of liquid and...
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    Libya seems assured wide participation in the EPSA-4 exploration and production licensing round now pending.
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    The boards of Royal Dutch/Shell Group and Shell Transport & Trading Co. (ST&T) have proposed to shareholders that the companies be merged under a single parent company, Royal ...
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    Thundering silence on energy in the US presidential campaigns just ended will serve newly reelected George W. Bush well.
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    ConocoPhillips reported the appointment of Kevin Meyers, currently president of ConocoPhillips Alaska, as president of
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    Libya is "the central exploration and production buzz for 2005" among international oil companies looking for access to potentially giant oil and gas fields, said energy analyst...
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    As US voters went to the polls Nov. 2, the near-month crude contract dropped below $50/bbl on the New York Mercantile Exchange for the first time in 4 weeks, with benchmark US...
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    Hurdles ahead for growth in non-OPEC liquids output During the last 40 years, the world has experienced almost uninterrupted crude oil demand and production growth.
    Nov. 8, 2004
    The story in the Oct. 29 Washington Post about oil companies' improved third-quarter earnings might have made industry lobbyists pause because it included a still volatile word...
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    Iraq can accelerate reconstruction and boost its economic growth if it promptly welcomes foreign direct investment (FDI) to its oil industry and establishes a stable fiscal regime...
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    Japan and China have emerged with widely differing views of the results of talks held Oct. 25 that aimed at resolving a maritime boundary dispute affecting potential natural gas...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    The Australian Pipeline Industry Association (APIA) has taken a swipe at the direction and tardiness of the country's energy market reform agenda.
    Nov. 8, 2004
    It has been a trait of human beings for at least thousands of years to commemorate important events during their lifetimes by creating lasting monuments made of stone or steel...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    Price determination remains a question for oil and gas producers in the liberalizing European market for natural gas.
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    Energy futures prices fell with profit-taking Monday from the recent market run-up, and the Norwegian government intervened to force arbitration of a 4-month strike by offshore...
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    The new Centerfire resistivity system complements this firm's fleet of measurement while drilling systems.
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    Loyola de Palacio, EU's energy and transport commissioner, says the improved network "is a prerequisite to an effective European energy market," while the successful opening of...
    Nov. 8, 2004
    As an issue in the US general election on Nov. 2, friction between the US and Europe won't be decisive.
    Nov. 8, 2004