Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.104, No.44 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (21 articles)

17 - 17	One small step? True WR
19 - 19	Democrats and energy [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Global oil, gas outlook bright; US gas production nears plateau Linden HR
28 - 30	Prompt passage of federal pipeline safety bill urged Snow N
30 - 30	FERC grants first market-based gas storage rates request Snow N
30 - 30	Venture seeks better seismic imaging of deep prospects Petzet A
32 - 33	CERA study: Oil production to track'undulating plateau' [Anonymous]
33 - 33	Republican group opposes broad OCS reform bill Snow N
33 - 34	Senate democrats signal climate-change push Snow N
34 - 34	Gaprom gets 51% of new JV with Lukoil [Anonymous]
36 - 36	A new desert energy source [Anonymous]
37 - 42	Challenges, risks can be managed in deepwater oil and gas projects Wood D, Mokhatab S
43 - 47	Independence hub nears production from eastern Gulf of Mexico leases Moritis G
48 - 48	Well-specific guidelines adopted for dynamic positioning Adamson A
54 - 58	FACTS: Asia-Pacific refined product demand to rebound in 2006 and later [Anonymous]
60 - 60	Pipeline grouping method improves aggregate data Caleyo F, Alfonso L, Alcantara J, Hallen JM, Fernandez-Lagos F, Chow H
76 - 76	The Editors perspective - Energy represents a belief test for new party leaders Tippee B
76 - 76	Crude prices hit new low for the year Fletcher S
A4 - A7	Gulf of Mexico world's hottest play, but challenges still loom [Anonymous]
A7 - A9	Technology challenges daunting for deepwater GOM bonanza [Anonymous]
A9 - A10	Deep shelf gas: big potential but high risks [Anonymous]