Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.98, No.26 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (26 articles)

12 - 12	ANWR Tobin J
12 - 12	Oil and hope for Chad (vol 98, pg 25, 2000) Khatib A
21 - 21	Antecedents True WR
23 - 23	Industry's spirit of compromise [Anonymous]
24 - 29	Myanmar's upstream sector hobbled by pipeline controversy, poor E&D results [Anonymous]
28 - 28	Myanmar sanctions Crow P
29 - 30	Latest crude oil price cycle offers lessons, insights [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Caspian Sea nations closer to territorial accord [Anonymous]
32 - 32	WPC: Deep water holds industry's greatest challenges, opportunities [Anonymous]
33 - 35	Canadian companies continue to ride merger wave [Anonymous]
34 - 35	US research organizations get new leadership [Anonymous]
36 - 37	Two British Columbia basins may be opened for exploration [Anonymous]
39 - 39	Infill drilling laud use issues heat in SW Colorado [Anonymous]
39 - 39	Firms to reactivate developed oil field in Azerbaijan [Anonymous]
42 - 46	Romashkinsky redevelopment - 1 - Redevelopment aims to stabilze, - hike oil production from Romashkinsky Diyashev RN, Blinov AF, Khisamov RS
48 - 51	Pitting, tensile overloading produce most coiled-tubing failures Maldonado JG, Cayard MS, Kane RD
55 - 55	Replacement module set on Petronius [Anonymous]
56 - 57	Siam Cement plans Thai petrochemical - expansions [Anonymous]
57 - 57	Ethanol, MTBE polluting Lake Tahoe [Anonymous]
57 - 58	Australian major updates 3,600 b/d HF alkylation unit [Anonymous]
58 - 58	Japan refiners should reap consolidation rewards soon [Anonymous]
60 - 63	Varied pipeline conditions - complicate mitigation strategies Eliassen SL, Hesjevik SM
64 - 71	Worldwide gas processing rides - industry wave into 2000 True WR
73 - 77	Continued LPG demand growth changes historical trade patterns Chandra A, Gist R, Otto K, Whitley SC
79 - 110	Worldwide gas processing Stell J
115 - 119	World sulfur production Stell J