Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.107, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

16 - 16	Times may be a-changin' Fletcher S
18 - 18	An expensive land grab [Anonymous]
20 - 24	Change: the only certainty as industry prepares for 2009 Snow N
24 - 26	BMI: Only small increase seen in 2009 oil consumption Watkins E
26 - 26	Pemex lets Chicontepec work; delays drill bids Watkins E
27 - 27	Japan floats new ideas Watkins E
27 - 28	Pertamina says Natuna D-Alpha project delays persist; access blocked Watkins E
28 - 28	Gas exporting countries form charter, base in Doha Izundu U
28 - 29	Indonesia sees 2% decline in 2009 LNG output Watkins E
29 - 29	Russian gas supplies through Ukraine shut down Leblond D
29 - 30	Gazprom head comments on Ukraine gas issue Izundu U
30 - 30	World oil demand to reach 310 million b/d in 2030 Dittrick P
30 - 31	ExxonMobil fined for 2006 Massachusetts spill Snow N
31 - 31	WATCHING GOVERNMENT New SEC rules: too late for'08 Snow N
32 - 32	LNG firms struggle with investments in volatile market Izundu U
33 - 33	Analyst notes changing global, Chinese LPG trade patterns [Anonymous]
33 - 33	Moody's downgrades independent E&P industry [Anonymous]
34 - 38	Algorithm helps define final 3D seismic survey polygon Khan KA, Khan MA, Abbas G, Akhter G, Ahmad Z
39 - 39	DRILLING MARKET FOCUS Canadian companies reduce activities with price swings Rach NM
44 - 44	Woodford well perforated, stimulated without wellbore intervention Moritis G
48 - 51	Italian refiner lowers turnaround maintenance complexity, costs Casa B, Simonetti A, Falco G, Tonegutti M
52 - 53	CASPIAN NATURAL GAS-Conclusion Trans-Caspian pipeline remains contentious Yenikeyeff SM