| 16 - 16 |
Gloomy refining economics
Radler M |
| 18 - 18 |
The purloined e-mails
[Anonymous] |
| 20 - 25 |
Industry CO2 EOR experience relevant for carbon capture and storage (CCS)
Sweatman RE, Parker ME, Crookshank SL |
| 25 - 26 |
Technology outpacing climate-change legislation, lawmakers say
Snow N |
| 26 - 28 |
Shell executive: CCS technology use Deeds to quicken
Snow N |
| 27 - 27 |
WATCHING GOVERNMENT FERC's interstate inquiry
[Anonymous] |
| 28 - 29 |
Oil groups welcome delay of decision on ethanol limit
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
CNPC signs new agreements with Sudan
Watkins E |
| 30 - 30 |
Showdown in Hormuz?
Watkins E |
| 31 - 31 |
Mexico eyes risk contracts to offset Cantarell downturn
Watkins E |
| 31 - 31 |
Mexico cuts Pemex's budget for Chicontepec work
[Anonymous] |
| 32 - 39 |
GULF MARGINAL PRODUCTION-1: Reserves, revenues substantial in marginal Gulf of Mexico fields
Kaiser MJ |
| 39 - 39 |
Eagle Ford shale McMullen joint venture forms
[Anonymous] |
| 41 - 47 |
More CO2-EOR projects likely as new CO2 supply sources become available
Moritis G |
| 48 - 54 |
REFINERY GASES-2: Oxygen assists in process intensification, hikes flexibility
Heisel M, Schreiner B, Bayerl W |
| 56 - 60 |
Black Sea region stands at energy crossroads
Popovici V |
