Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.114, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (20 articles)

18 - 18	Terrorism's next wave Smith CE
20 - 20	The methane context [Anonymous]
22 - 27	Challenges lurk in 2016 in wake of 2015's successes Snow N
28 - 28	EPA relies on weak methodology to justify proposed methane regulations Wilber PC
29 - 30	DOI proposes methane emissions limits for operations on public lands Snow N
30 - 30	Pennsylvania methane plan emphasizes best technology, leak detection Snow N
31 - 32	Deloitte: Global oil, gas M&A activity in 2015 dipped below that of Great Recession Zborowski M
33 - 33	ExxonMobil: Energy outlook sees demand up, carbon intensity down [Anonymous]
34 - 34	Sandridge to shut some Oklahoma disposal wells, reduce volume in others Dittrick P
34 - 34	EIA: US gas prices expected to rise over next 2 years [Anonymous]
35 - 35	Hess reduces 2016 budget by 40% to $2.4 billion [Anonymous]
36 - 43	Barents Sea exploration provides opportunity for new investment Quarles S, Rieck J, Shires E, Farah P
44 - 47	Economic methodology predicts well performance with public data Sadeghi S
48 - 51	Proposed EPA methane regulations will add costly requirements to upstream operations Nettles L, Snow C
52 - 56	Shear test, stress analysis predict collapsing pressure in China's Liushagang shale Liang LX, Ding Y, Liu XJ
58 - 65	Flare gas recovery systems benefit from acid gas temperature analyses Lewis J
66 - 69	GUIDE TO WORLD CRUDES Statoil publishes assay for Grane Blend [Anonymous]
70 - 79	Near-term pipeline construction strong Smith CE
88 - 88	Where Congress fits in 2016 Snow N
88 - 88	With ethanol case spent, fans resort to dragon-slaying Tippee B