Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.96, No.36 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (27 articles)

8 - 8	Climate change science Westbrook GT
10 - 10	Boys camp applauded Leitzell R
23 - 23	Earth first, after you Williams B
25 - 25	The proper kind of help [Anonymous]
27 - 29	Independents lead resurgence of drilling in Alaska's Cook inlet [Anonymous]
29 - 29	DOE funds drilling wastes disposal research [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Pemex advances Cantarell EOR megaproject [Anonymous]
30 - 30	DOE, Pemex to exchange Mexican crudes [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Floodwaters dampen oil production in China [Anonymous]
32 - 33	Phillips details Ekofisk abandonment plan [Anonymous]
33 - 33	The future through green-tinted specs Knott D
33 - 34	Norway and UK planning energy industry curbs [Anonymous]
34 - 34	Reservoir optimization seen key to thriving today [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Europe's gas outlook: strong demand and fierce competition [Anonymous]
38 - 38	Papua New Guinea Australia gas line advances [Anonymous]
39 - 39	Peru promoting Camisea to new investors [Anonymous]
39 - 40	Unocal: Asia's long-term outlook still good [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Sanctions policy [Anonymous]
44 - 44	Total refinery to get France's first IGCC unit [Anonymous]
44 - 44	Enron group backing India LNG terminal [Anonymous]
49 - 49	OGJ200 companies posted strong financial year in 1997 Beck RJ, Bell L
78 - 78	Government oil companies dominate OGJ100 list of production leaders outside US Beck RJ, Radler M
88 - 88	Myanmar production meets first-gas targets Lepage A
95 - 99	Many Russian refinery projects plagued by financing problems Rudin MG
100 - 100	Study offshore Trinidad determines frac-pack effectiveness Davidson BM, Pursell DA, Owen K, Dukharan P, Maniere J
117 - 117	Attractive potential seen in 10 sub-basins off Peru Zuniga-Rivero F, Keeling JA, Hay-Roe H
124 - 124	Offshore licensing, land exploration set in Peru (vol 96, pg 73, 1998) [Anonymous]