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    There was speculation at presstime last week that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would hike its new production quota by more than 1 million b/d on Jan. 12 in...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Talisman Energy Inc., Calgary, has delayed until Jan. 31 the sale of its 25% interest in the Greater Nile Oil Project (GNOP) to New Delhi-based ONGC Videsh Ltd., extending the...
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    When German refiners supply the country's markets with sulfur-free gasoline and diesel on Jan. 1, 2003, the event is likely to trigger a more widespread adoption of clean fuels...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    The American Gas Association joined a growing chorus of trade groups warning US consumers they could see higher natural gas prices in the next decade unless policymakers boost...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Energy experts are bullish about oil service company stocks for 2003 but more cautious about exploration and production stocks, according to an annual energy poll conducted by...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Many oil and gas exploration and production companies are planning 2003 capital expenditure budgets that are flat or lower than their 2002 budgets amid concerns about volatile...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    The International Monetary Fund recently scrutinized the economies of two key oil exporters, Nigeria and Kuwait. Both governments, like most other members of the Organization ...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    ConocoPhillips reported that Rob McKee—executive vice-president, exploration and production, with Conoco Inc. and Conoco- Phillips since 1992—will retire effective Mar. 31. McKee...
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    Algerian officials are debating a proposal to strip Sonatrach, the state oil firm, of its monopoly market powers and put it on a nearly equal competitive footing with foreign ...
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    Worldwide exploration and production budgets are expected to increase by 4.2% to $132.4 billion in 2003 vs. those for 2002.
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Certain developing countries' efforts to strengthen their economies, improve energy security, and protect their local environments are at the same time reducing significantly ...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Paris-based International Energy Agency is undertaking a survey to determine the impact of liberalization of the European natural gas market on the supply safety of its 26 member...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Baker Hughes Inc.
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    An independent producer group said that new government surveys show there is reason to be optimistic that there is more undiscovered oil and gas within US public lands than once...
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    Oil field services demand should rebound throughout 2003 following a sluggish fourth quarter 2002, drilling managers at US and Canadian exploration and production companies told...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Clean fuel regulations have received a great deal of media and industry attention in recent years.
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    A significant inconsistency appears in your recent article by Steve Shu, Francis Christiano, and Malcolm Harrison, "Analysis points to electric-motor drivers for Angola LNG" (...
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    This concluding article of two focuses on application of a reliability-based pipeline condition-assessment methodology to the assessment of an in-service corroded oil pipeline...
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    The new Liquiphant FTL 20 point level switch provides liquids level measurement.
    Jan. 13, 2003
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    Since the inception of oil and gas exploration in New York, geologists have speculated on the potential of the fractured Upper and Middle Devonian shale/siltstone of the Appalachian...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Aurado Exploration Ltd., Toronto, reported a small, shallow gas discovery at the East Tegen structure on the Liman block in the North Caspian basin.
    Jan. 13, 2003
    Although it has no hydrocarbon production and only one small refinery, Kenya deserves the oil and gas industry's keen attention.
    Jan. 13, 2003
    In preparation for whatever the 108th Congress holds in store for US energy policy, oil and gas producers should dispense with fallacies that arose last year about natural gas...
    Jan. 13, 2003
    The prospect of regime change in Venezuela has become a bigger factor in oil markets than that of regime change in Iraq.
    Jan. 13, 2003