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    In the old days, when Her Majesty’s Treasury was being drained dry, the British government dispatched James Bond to sort out the problem.
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    Duke Energy Field Services recently added amine filtration devices at its Linam Ranch and Eunice gas processing plants because they were experiencing operating problems due to...
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    Marine sediments in the northern Gulf of Mexico are likely too warm and salty to hold the amount of methane gas hydrates originally thought to exist, according to researchers ...
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    Numerous oil and gas downstream construction projects are on the horizon, particularly heavy-oil processing facilities and transmission pipelines, according to Oil & Gas Journal...
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    The market for intelligent well completions may grow to $600 million in 2010 from the estimated $200 million in 2005, according to Kevin Wood, Susquehanna Financial Group (SFG...
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    New model predicts oil, synthetic mud densities A simple equation allows engineers to model downhole drilling mud densities for several types of base fluids.
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    Venezuela's plan to increase the corporate income tax on oil companies to 50% from 34% would slash the values of multinational companies' assets in the country, Aberdeen consultant...
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    US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee members from California, Florida, and North Carolina reiterated their strong opposition Apr.
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    Quietly but steadily, support is increasing for transparency in oil and gas companies’ dealings with foreign governments.
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    There are much more oil reserves left in the world than many of the pessimistic forecasts make out, according to Peter McCabe, senior research geologist at the US Geological Survey...
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    A huge resource, much of it in the oil-hungry US, sustains efforts in the US and elsewhere to find a way to produce shale oil economically.
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    GE Energy, Atlanta, has introduced the J312 GMD, its first Jenbacher gas mechanical drive engine for use in gas compression.
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    Even as San Diego-based Sempra Energy announced groundbreaking for its $800 million LNG terminal at Costa Azul in Baja California on Mar.
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    With global demand for natural gas likely to grow by 2.2%/year during the next 2 decades, gas trade faces major changes, says Ron Billings, vice-president of LNG for ExxonMobil...
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    High oil and natural gas prices provide offshore producers a significant opportunity to build public support.
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    Current forces having potential to shape the future of the oil and gas industry-consistently higher oil and gas prices feeding on mushrooming energy demand, conventional oil supply...
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    Increasing LNG imports’ contribution to total US natural gas resources poses a wide range of challenges, four experts conceded during an Energy Information Administration conference...
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    Earlier this month, Canadian news media began to report a threat to oil and gas facilities on the Grand Banks off Newfoundland and Labrador.
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    Energy prices fell again Apr. 15, wiping out the small rally from the previous session on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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    Houston, has named John A. O’Donnell as president of Baker Petrolite, succeeding Edwin C. Howell, who is retiring after 30 years of service with the company. Richard L. Williams...
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    Enbridge Energy Co. Inc. has completed a project which demonstrated the validity of external corrosion and internal corrosion direct assessment (ECDA and ICDA) for its pipelines...
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    Of all the complex issues facing lawmakers trying to fashion comprehensive energy legislation in the US, one should be simple to resolve: protection against defective-product ...
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