Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.109, No.16 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

16 - 16	Boxed-in independents Bhattacharjee K
20 - 20	Papua New Guinea and LNG Petzet A
22 - 22	Big deals, tough places [Anonymous]
24 - 27	POINT OF VIEW: Multicomponent seismic work seen at crossroads Tippee B
27 - 27	Multiple models likely for Niobrara horizontal play Dittrick P
32 - 32	DOS issues final EIS for proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline Snow N
32 - 32	Costs, labor top list of oil sands risks [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Reexamining oil shale Snow N
36 - 37	Oil sands will reach US without Keystone XL line, report says Smith CE
37 - 39	BOEMRE unveils tools to improve offshore operators' applications Snow N
38 - 38	Colombia still fighting FARC Watkins E
39 - 40	Libya sees oil production rising to prewar levels in 15 months Watkins E
40 - 40	Eni Libya's NTC sign agreement Watkins E
42 - 42	Between the reservoir and the surface: an example of hydrocarbon microseepage Fausnaugh JM
52 - 52	Work flow shown to develop useful seismic velocity models Khan KA, Akhter G
62 - 62	More than 1 billion bbl of heavy oil remain onshore Hosein R, Bertrand W, Dawe R
70 - 73	Mandatory GHG reporting nears for onshore US production Pring D
74 - 74	Sluggish economic conditions may retard ethylene production Lippe D
82 - 82	Discussion turns to gasoline: alkylation, naphtha hydrotreating McAteer G
92 - 92	Natural gas pipeline operators' 2010 profits reach record levels Smith CE
128 - 128	Naysayers abuse Marcellus shale resource numbers Tippee B
128 - 128	Libya, Irene surprise markets Fletcher S