| 10 - 10 |
Field hearings look at NEPA (vol 103, pg 26, 2005)
Snow N |
| 17 - 17 |
Wave of relief
Stell J |
| 19 - 19 |
The Kyoto alternative
[Anonymous] |
| 20 - 20 |
Upstream employment rises with exploration
Gilmer RW, Story JL |
| 25 - 26 |
Devon, EOG show Barnett shale has momentum
[Anonymous] |
| 26 - 27 |
Kinder Morgan to buy Terasen in $5.6 billion deal
[Anonymous] |
| 27 - 28 |
Targa buying Dynegy midstream assets
[Anonymous] |
| 28 - 29 |
Energy bill effects begin as refiner exits MTBE business
Snow N |
| 29 - 29 |
CNOOC withdraws bid for Unocal, citing politics
Dittrick P |
| 30 - 30 |
Whales delay Sakhalin II
Watkins E |
| 30 - 30 |
Occidental to resume Libyan operations it had to leave in 1986
Fletcher S |
| 32 - 36 |
Exploration opportunities abound in Orphan basin off Newfoundland
Enachescu M, Fagan P, Smee J |
| 37 - 38 |
Norway study finds CO2 EOR too expensive, risky
Moritis G |
| 39 - 42 |
CNOOC outlines procedures for ERD program
An WH, Xiong TH |
| 43 - 47 |
Refiners face challenges in commercializing clean fuels
Sayles S |
| 48 - 48 |
Underperformance of ULSD units may create supply problems in US
McGovern SJ, Lee CK, Zagorski JA |
| 56 - 62 |
New technology provides real-time corrosion monitoring
Biedermann A, Williams G, Kane RD, Eden DC, Eden DA, Trillo EA |
| 72 - 72 |
MTBE liability bomb intolerable as energy policy
Tippee B |
| 72 - 72 |
Fahd's death triggers price rise
Fletcher S |
