Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.107, No.27 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (23 articles)

16 - 16	The ethanol question Fletcher S
18 - 18	Nigeria and the market [Anonymous]
20 - 28	Weak energy demand to persist through 2009 Radler M, Bell L
28 - 30	Modest US, Canada drilling pickup seen in second half Petzet A
31 - 31	Geithner: New commodities regs should not preclude hedges Snow N
32 - 32	WATCHING GOVERNMENT Stalemate likely on Section 526 Snow N
33 - 34	US senators introduce bill to promote NGVs Snow N
34 - 35	OPEC expected to add 2 million b/d to NGL capacity [Anonymous]
35 - 35	Two LNG terminals receive commissioning cargoes True WR
36 - 36	Valero getting into renewables via wind, ethanol Dittrick P
36 - 37	Deloitte foresees trouble for US refining industry Dittrick P
38 - 39	Al-Qaeda threatens China's overseas oil, gas interests Watkins E
39 - 39	WATCHING THE WORLD Terrorists target Canada Watkins E
40 - 40	Uruguay to review offers for two blocks Petzet A
41 - 41	Total, Novatek to develop Termokarstovoye gas field [Anonymous]
41 - 41	USGS lists 76 billion boe on Barents Sea shelf [Anonymous]
41 - 42	Shah gas field development agreements signed [Anonymous]
43 - 44	DRILLING MARKET FOCUS Industry reports some price breaks as drilling contracts renegotiated Dittrick P
46 - 46	Return of most reserves lost in Gustav, Ike predicted Kaiser MJ, Yu YK
58 - 63	LOW CO2 SLIP-Conclusion Low CO2 slip in high-pressure MDEA systems investigated Lata E, Lata C
64 - 64	CORROSION-1 Study helps model buried pipeline pitting corrosion Velazquez JC, Valor A, Caleyo F, Venegas V, Espina-Hernandez JH, Hallen JM, Lopez MB
73 - 74	US gas carriers see 2004 net jump; construction plans rebound (vol 103, pg 50, 2005) Smith CE, True WR, Stell J
73 - 74	US construction plans slide: pipeline companies experience flat 2003, continue mergers (vol 102, pg 52, 2004) True WR, Stell J