Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.103, No.19 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

15 - 15	Energizing the public Clark J
17 - 17	New stage for SUVs [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Severance tax change cuts North Slope asset values Mitchell S, McKay F
24 - 26	OTC: Analyst pushes plan for supply chain management Fletcher S
26 - 28	OTC: Technologies require new business models Clark JR
28 - 28	OTC: Issues raised by offshore LNG terminals assessed True WR
29 - 29	OTC: Cooperation urged to fix US-Libyan relations Fletcher S
29 - 30	OTC: Collaboration in deepwater projects raises issues Fletcher S
31 - 33	BAS: Industry's 2004 finding, development costs soar Clark JR
32 - 32	Bearing up in Baku Watkins E
33 - 35	Gas quality, interchangeability issues await policy Snow N
34 - 34	IEA concerned about capital Snow N
35 - 36	Duke Energy, Cinergy sign agreement to merge [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Oneok-Koch deal [Anonymous]
36 - 36	KazMunaiGaz [Anonymous]
36 - 36	BASF-Shell [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Baraka's IPO [Anonymous]
37 - 41	Special report: The case of Alaska: modeling lease sales in a mature market Haas DM
43 - 47	Drilling market focus: Tight, stressed market leads to higher day rates, more newbuild contracts Rach NM
48 - 52	Ceramicrete blends produce strong, low-permeability cements for arctic use Wagh AS, Natarajan R, McDaniel RL, Patil S
53 - 58	New formula yields coking refinery margins more reliably O'Brien JB, Jensen SD
59 - 59	Study finds outside-force damage still greatest threat to pipelines [Anonymous]
59 - 60	Study will examine Dutch gas transmission grid [Anonymous]
68 - 68	Bolivia threatens gas work with tax increase Tippee B
68 - 68	Upbeat industry outlook evident at OTC Fletcher S