Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.103, No.25 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

10 - 10	Reserves reporting debate stirs movement for reform (vol 103, pg 20, 2005) Dittrick P
12 - 12	Hubbard's model Skov AM
17 - 17	US gasoline a bargain Radler M
19 - 19	OCS leasing hope [Anonymous]
20 - 20	US oil, gas demand rising again in 2005 Radler M
34 - 34	First half drilling on uptrend in most areas of the world Petzet A
38 - 40	CERA: Global oil, NGL production to rise by 2010 Fletcher S
40 - 40	US Senate passes comprehensive energy bill Snow N
42 - 42	ANWR leasing outlook hazy Snow N
44 - 44	Gazprom seeks to broaden global energy role [Anonymous]
48 - 48	Chavez touts heavy crude Watkins E
51 - 53	Undrilled Hunton awaits bit on deep Elk City, Okla., uplift Cottrill R
55 - 59	More than $4 billion committed for new MODUs Rach NM
60 - 60	Tapered tubing strings enhance deep gas deliverability Amro MM, Al-Quaimi BI
68 - 71	Asset-management software improves valve-maintenance program Howard K
72 - 73	Indexes for refining chemicals increase at different rates Farrar G
74 - 80	Saudi experience: Leak-detection systems need careful evaluation Genta PD
90 - 90	Focus on foreign oil breeding costly proposals Tippee B
90 - 90	Energy prices riding high Fletcher S