Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.106, No.22 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (26 articles)

18 - 18	Testing production technology Moritis G
20 - 20	Attention to cost [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Futures trading: What is excessive? Ripple RD
32 - 32	US CFTC to examine crude oil market, derivatives Snow N
39 - 39	NGC: Lieberman-Warner bill would drive up gas demand Snow N
40 - 40	NGC: Lieberman-Warner bill would drive up gas demand [Anonymous]
41 - 42	NGSA: US natural gas supplies strong now, in foreseeable future [Anonymous]
42 - 42	Oil industry main target for Nigerian pirate attacks Watkins E
42 - 42	WoodMac: Alberta oil sands triggers investment wave [Anonymous]
44 - 45	The Saudi view of speculators [Anonymous]
45 - 45	Petrobras signs two LNG purchase deals with BG Group Watkins E
46 - 46	High oil, diesel prices cause protests in Europe Leblond D
47 - 51	Early velocity integration vital in subsurface interpretations Miller RJ, Salleh MS, Levy S, Guzman CE
54 - 54	Projects being developed encompass a diverse mix Moritis G
70 - 70	Industry invests record sums in rigs, drilling campaigns Rach NM
74 - 78	Innovative method solves catalyst pinning problem Al-Saggaf RM, Padmanabhan S, Abuduraihem HZ, Bhattacharya N
80 - 80	Argentine NGL case study applies economic procedure Vicente F, Risso E
96 - 96	Energy is top political issue Fletchur S
96 - 96	Latest oil-price investigation targets traders Tippee B
A3 - A3	Whose'ox' is getting gouged? Williams B
A4 - A4	Energy futures trader job profile Arteaga G
A4 - A4	Increase engineering salaries - debate continues Mayall B
A4 - A4	Kudos and request for concision Subomi
A5 - A8	In-depth workforce analysis needed to resolve energy staffing challenges Kamph B
A9 - A9	INGAA study: Gas pipeline industry not addressing staff shortfall Williams B
A18 - A18	Shaw Group: Power industry grappling with'hypercompetitive' labor market Williams B