Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.100, No.42 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (21 articles)

15 - 15	Success at the North Pole Stell JM
17 - 17	The oil superpowers [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Clean fuels specs part of shifting US political landscape Lorenzetti M
21 - 21	Lawmakers continue wrangling over US energy bill Lorenzetti M
28 - 28	Independents prospering with small Russian projects Tippee B
30 - 30	Optimism grows about US drilling action increase in 2003 [Anonymous]
32 - 32	IPC: Alberta attacks Kyoto agreement, pushes Alberta alternative True WR
32 - 32	WEC deems near-term future for oil, gas problematic True W
34 - 34	Watching government: EPA's antiterrorism role Lorenzetti M
36 - 38	IEA: World energy demand to grow briskly to 2030 [Anonymous]
36 - 37	IEA:'Sustainable development' unachievable amid energy poverty [Anonymous]
38 - 39	IADC: Market realities said to bolster Middle East ties Sumrow M
39 - 40	EIA: US reserves additions outpaced production in 2001 [Anonymous]
41 - 42	Unocal expands natural gas-based assets in Thailand [Anonymous]
43 - 46	Turkmenistan lists ambitious plans for gas, oil development [Anonymous]
47 - 51	Tubular imperfections pose design problems in short, ultrashort radius wells Akgun F, Eustes A
52 - 53	Wellhead retrieval system speeds subsea abandonment [Anonymous]
54 - 54	Refiners must optimize FCC feed hydrotreating when producing low-sulfur gasoline Barletta T, Golden SW
64 - 68	Pipeline study aims at benchmarking operators' performances Holden R, Soria E
80 - 80	Oil-security key is volume flowing freely in trade [Anonymous]
80 - 80	'Step change' for gas prices ahead this winter? Williams B