Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.108, No.15 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

18 - 18	Trains moving Bakken crude Dittrick P
20 - 20	The dependency mechanism [Anonymous]
22 - 26	COMMENT It's time for a fresh look at the license to operate Tippee B
26 - 28	US imposes tariff on Chinese OCTG imports Snow N
28 - 30	Senate Democrats oppose OCS revenue split Snow N
29 - 29	WATCHING GOVERNMENT Colorado law opens gas door Snow N
30 - 32	GAO finds flaws in DOI agencies' measurement programs Snow N
32 - 32	European Union energy chief touts'Southern Corridor' projects Watkins E
33 - 34	Black Sea LNG accord could'torpedo' Nabucco natural gas pipeline Watkins E
33 - 33	WATCHING THE WORLD Norwegians debate oil hunt Watkins E
34 - 34	Tullow finds more oil in Uganda; confirms earlier findings Watkins E
34 - 35	NEB notes shift toward BC in Canadian natural gas deliverability [Anonymous]
35 - 35	Further delays seen for Abreu e Lima refinery Watkins E
36 - 39	China assesses unconventional land oil shale, oil sands, coal gas resources Liu CL, Che CB, Zhu J, Yang HL
40 - 43	OGJ FOCUS Refining catalyst market begins to recover in 2010 Silvy RP
44 - 44	OGJ FOCUS Commingling produces low-sulfur Sleipner condensate [Anonymous]
50 - 52	Design window helps avoid coupling failures during fracs Frick JP
53 - 55	Development constraints limit Turkmen gas export options Adibi S