Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.101, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (23 articles)

15 - 15	Alternate pollution solutions Nakamura D
17 - 17	Gas in the US West [Anonymous]
20 - 22	US policymakers urged to act quickly on clean fuel rules Lorenzetti M
21 - 21	EPA denies California refiners guidance on post-MTBE supply uncertainty [Anonymous]
24 - 25	Algeria mulls equal footing for Sonatrach, foreign firms Fletcher S
25 - 25	IEA to study European gas market liberalization [Anonymous]
25 - 25	IMF updates Lorenzetti M
26 - 26	Developing countries make strides to cut GHG emissions [Anonymous]
27 - 29	IPAA: Agency cooperation needed for public land access [Anonymous]
28 - 28	AGA calls on policymakers to expand access to energy resources [Anonymous]
29 - 30	Drilling execs see oil field services demand rebounding [Anonymous]
30 - 30	RBC Capital poll: Oil service stocks expected to rise in 2003 [Anonymous]
31 - 33	Lehman: Increases slight for 2003 global E&P outlays [Anonymous]
32 - 32	E&P firms' 2003 capital outlays to be flat or lower than in 2002 Dittrick P
33 - 35	Talisman delays sale of Greater Nile Oil Project stake [Anonymous]
36 - 42	New York Devonian black shale: A Barnett-like play in waiting Pyron AJ, Viellenave JH, Fontana J
43 - 47	Steerable hole-enlargement technology drills complex directional wells Miessner D, Chong ACK, Rodman D, Wong T
48 - 49	Relays help prevent storm-generated power failures [Anonymous]
50 - 52	NPRA will increase advocacy as refiners face challenges Nakamura D
54 - 55	Europe could adopt zero-sulfur fuels ahead of schedule [Anonymous]
56 - 61	Reliability-based method assesses corroding oil pipeline Caleyo E, Hallen JM, Gonzalez JL, Fernandez-Lagos E
72 - 72	Kenyan anticorruption crusade deserves industry support Tippee B
72 - 72	Venezuela displacing Iraq as chief oil market worry Williams B