Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.96, No.39 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (23 articles)

25 - 25	Finding your niche Rhodes AK
27 - 27	US oil reserve gains [Anonymous]
29 - 29	Year 2000 glitch presents problem of unprecedented scope for petroleum industry Rhodes A
32 - 33	Government, industry work together on Year 2000 problem [Anonymous]
36 - 36	BP Amoco concerns Crow P
36 - 36	US imports oil at record pace [Anonymous]
37 - 37	GRI sees US gas demand growing 20%/year [Anonymous]
38 - 38	Gulf Coast lines seeking more deepwater gas [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Shell pressing CO2 flood initiative in Kansas [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Grand Banks sale nets $175 million in bids [Anonymous]
42 - 42	Non-OPEC peak looms Knott D
42 - 42	UK offshore operators slate 45 developments [Anonymous]
43 - 43	Singapore, Thai refiners cut production [Anonymous]
43 - 43	Thailand to institute low-sulfur diesel specs for 1999 [Anonymous]
46 - 46	Asia crisis crimps oil and tanker markets [Anonymous]
49 - 49	Offshore frac packs benefit from seawater-based borate fluid Ali SA, Pickering WM, Sketchler BC, Powell RJ, Harris PC, Smith SK, Vitthal S
64 - 64	Erosion monitoring manages sand production Birkeland R, Lilleland SE, Johnsen R, Braaten NA
72 - 72	Analysis selects best separator level control Ardeshirian F, Mansuri M
85 - 89	Drilling industry benefits by sharing successful drilling practices Gregoli MK, Brett JF, Gehan BC
90 - 90	In-line inspection detects early cracking on Canadian crude-oil line Miller SE, Gardiner MA, Ward CR
96 - 96	Economics favor GTL projects with condensate coproduction Corke MJ
107 - 111	Exploration pace picks up in Canada's maritimes Miller NW
111 - 111	Carpatsky JV starts gas tests in Ukraine [Anonymous]