Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.105, No.38 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

17 - 17	Big oil, unveiled Poruban S
19 - 19	Security vs. insecurity [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Biofuels producers confront evolving market unknowns Dittrick P
22 - 22	OECD report questions benefits of subsides for biofuels Dittrick P
24 - 24	DOI auditor probe finds other royalities flaws at MMS Snow N
26 - 26	NGSA sees little upward gas-price pressure this winter Snow N
28 - 28	FERC considers revising gas pipeline reporting rules Snow N
30 - 30	Turkmen head invites foreign oil, gas investment Watkins E
30 - 30	Surgutneftegaz studies oil pipeline expansions Watkins E
32 - 32	Producers warn of harm Alberta's royalty proposals [Anonymous]
34 - 35	Kurdistan deal riles officials [Anonymous]
35 - 35	China, Russia to sign ESPO line construction agreement Watkins E
38 - 38	How BP's E&P unit navigated the IT vision and chasm Foreman RD, Jones JW, Ducharme DJ, Forrester D
43 - 43	Case study: BP's real-time architechture project [Anonymous]
44 - 44	Web services key components and technologies [Anonymous]
46 - 46	Carnegie Mellon's capability maturity model [Anonymous]
49 - 50	Special report: Gulf of Mexico king field gets worlds deepest subsea pumps Rach NM
52 - 52	Special report: Ultrasonics detect small leaks in Alaska north slope wells Julian JY, King GE, Robertson DB, Johns JE, Sack JK
66 - 66	USFUELS-1: Study forecasts US fuel demand for next decade Canes M
72 - 72	Spark spread trends allow analysis of LNG consumers Wood D
88 - 88	Summer gasoline output discrdits spring suspicion Tippee B
88 - 88	Analyst sees US oil supply cuts by 2012 Fletcher S