| 10 - 10 |
Terrorism and US energy policy
Battacharjee SK |
| 12 - 13 |
Bureaucratic meddling
Gee R |
| 19 - 19 |
New technology takes time
Moritis G |
| 21 - 21 |
The industry's new mission
[Anonymous] |
| 22 - 22 |
Oil and gas industry continues to grapple with technical personnel shortage
Poruban S |
| 29 - 29 |
Congress may attach energy policy measures to budget bills
Lorenzetti M |
| 29 - 29 |
Industry tries to cope with terrorism aftermath
Fletcher S, Lorenzetti M |
| 32 - 32 |
Collateral damage
[Anonymous] |
| 36 - 36 |
Offshore safety
[Anonymous] |
| 38 - 38 |
US gas demand decline led by lagging industrial use
[Anonymous] |
| 40 - 40 |
US coalbed methane resource estimates, issues aired
[Anonymous] |
| 42 - 42 |
Global merger action dominated by Canadian, US gas deals
[Anonymous] |
| 44 - 44 |
Dominion expands E&P portfolio with Louis Dreyfus deal
[Anonymous] |
| 50 - 55 |
Neuquen province offers areas with exploration potential
Pucci JC |
| 55 - 55 |
Operators show interest in Latvia's Baltic blocks
[Anonymous] |
| 57 - 57 |
Method predicts equivalent mud density for HPHT wells
Kutasov I, Sweetman M |
| 64 - 65 |
Pioneer land rig with AC drawworks spuds first well
Sumrow MH |
| 66 - 69 |
Reactor refurbishment extends life of a vintage area plant
Lagana V, Milac S, Kardjuni S |
| 70 - 70 |
Roncador project sets rigid-flowline depth record
Morais M, Azevedo F, Kvello O, Tanscheit P |
| 80 - 80 |
Multiphase pumps replace conventional heavy oil facilities
Corless RJ |
| 85 - 85 |
Understanding USSEC guidelines minimizes reserves reporting problems
Gardner TL, Harrell DR |
