Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.97, No.26 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

6 - 7	Well-control misconceptions Bayless JH
6 - 6	Oxygenates reduce ozone? McDonald J
8 - 8	World of consumption Skov AM
13 - 13	Washington quotebook Crow P
15 - 15	No energy policy, thanks [Anonymous]
17 - 23	Canadian heavy crude production seen rebounding early next decade Kelly SJ
22 - 22	AEC, Gulf push heavy oil thermal recovery projects [Anonymous]
24 - 25	Wall Street noting E&P sector's recovery Poruban S
25 - 27	BP Amoco chief economist: 1998 bucked industry trend [Anonymous]
27 - 27	BP Amoco's Browne maps industry route to environmental change [Anonymous]
27 - 28	CGES casts doubts on OPEC's cutbacks [Anonymous]
28 - 28	China's changing Knott D
30 - 30	API: US import reliance growing [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Alaskan issues Crow P
31 - 31	Brazil's first license round deemed a success [Anonymous]
34 - 39	Resource base, pipeline networks position Canadian producers for greater share of US oil and gas demand DeBaie B
40 - 43	Canadian gas supply outlook gives cause for optimism Oosterbaan J, Woods T
44 - 50	Canada's oilsands industry comes of age Newell EP
48 - 48	A description of Canadian oilsands characteristics [Anonymous]
52 - 53	Innovation key to sustainability as well as to oilsands success Newell EP
54 - 58	Global positioning technologies provide essential exploration tool Corbett S, Rayson M
59 - 62	Stabilizing pH in Troll pipelines solves glycol-regen problems Olsen S, Lunde O, Dugstad A
63 - 65	In situ coating application expected to extend tube life [Anonymous]
66 - 68	Polymer-based preflush allows fracing near water intervals Brocco C, Dalrymple ED, Creel P, Peacock H
71 - 77	Commercial coal gas play possible in Illinois basin Gognat TA