Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.113, No.11 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (19 articles)

24 - 24	Calling on the millennials Poruban S
26 - 26	Triple ad hominem [Anonymous]
28 - 28	Global EPC firms forge ahead in increasingly difficult landscape Zborowski M
36 - 40	Offshore safety adds urgency to thaw in US-Cuba relations Tippee B
40 - 41	Chinese companies move up in Platts Top 250 rankings Dittrick P
41 - 42	BLM issues drilling permit for ConocoPhillips project within NPR-A Snow N
42 - 43	BP, ConocoPhillips commit ANS gas to future pipeline, Gov. Walker says Snow N
43 - 44	Complete Europe's gas infrastructure first, Eurogas chief recommends Snow N
44 - 45	New deals possible if crude prices stay low, former Eni chief says Snow N
45 - 45	Beach, Drillsearch merger will create Australia's largest onshore oil producer Wilkinson R
46 - 47	UKCS projects seek momentum in low-price environment Dunnahoe T
48 - 55	Low-cost method increases lesser known shale formations' prospectivity Timko D, Schick L, Sorrells J
56 - 59	Study finds Haynesville refracs lift production Bush T, Skelton B, Haas D
60 - 63	Roncador production highlights Libra opportunity offshore Brazil da Silva RI, Costa HKD, dos Santos MM, dos Santos EM
64 - 69	Modified test method measures wax deposition qualities of opaque crude Yuen V, Chiu G
70 - 77	Drilling slump, lower prices stymie midstream growth Lippe D
78 - 87	TEM improves groundwater inflow estimates in undergound storage Lin F, Luan HB, Ma GW, Chen SG
88 - 96	Revised Texas permitting process complicates eminent domain Roffwarg A, Carpenter A
104 - 104	Russia's economy and energy Snow N