Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.105, No.19 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (26 articles)

15 - 15	When gasoline prices rise Bell L
17 - 17	Arguing over cosmetics [Anonymous]
20 - 20	The oil market's hard chargers - 2 - India steers new course toward energy reform Bahgat G
24 - 26	Refiners pull back on plans for capacity additions, EIA chief says Snow N
26 - 26	Oil costs, demand push gas prices up, House panel told Snow N
28 - 28	Bush orders action on CAFE, motor fuel alternatives Snow N
28 - 30	Deloitte: Gas supply question makes Europe edgy Snow N
29 - 29	The benefits of initiative Snow N
30 - 30	IEA members seek energy security, sustainability Leblond D
31 - 31	China's Sudan work criticized Watkins E
31 - 32	China's crude production rising slower than demand [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Bolivia decrees foreigners may not export products Wertheim PH
34 - 35	Canada to regulate greenhouse-gas, other air emissions [Anonymous]
34 - 34	Bolivia to pay $112 million to buy back Petrobras refineries [Anonymous]
35 - 35	US states seize opportunities to maximize oil, gas production Poruban S
36 - 38	Offshore energy loss - 3 - Weather's role important in marine E&D operations Kaiser MJ, Pulsipher AG
41 - 44	Russian field tests yield cements for arctic wells Klyusov AA, Krivoborodov YR, Klyusov VA
45 - 47	Gas injection enhances recovery from polymer flood pilot Zhang JC, Shu FC
48 - 48	Study measures effect of leading indicators on plant turnarounds Vichich B
53 - 53	Opportunity knocks [Anonymous]
55 - 61	Close monitoring, quick action reduce CW system problems Cicero DM
62 - 63	DNV certifies pipe for LNG projects [Anonymous]
64 - 64	Pipelay, construction vessel design takes shipshape turn Smith CE
66 - 66	Qatar conducts reef restoration along three pipeline corridors [Anonymous]
80 - 80	Cellulose will strain ethanol's political unity Tippee B
80 - 80	Sufficient supply or possible shortage? Fletcher S