| 19 - 19 |
The rise of coalbed methane
Petzet A |
| 21 - 21 |
A clean-fuel paradox
[Anonymous] |
| 22 - 25 |
3rd quarter 07 earnings slide on high costs, low margins
Radler M, Bell L |
| 25 - 25 |
Reworked energy bill passes House, stalls in Senate
Snow N |
| 26 - 26 |
Preparing for 2008
[Anonymous] |
| 28 - 29 |
Global E&P spending forecast to rise 11% in 2008
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
Chaves woos Galp
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 30 |
Newfield hails Woodford fracs, longer laterals
[Anonymous] |
| 30 - 30 |
Ghawar field reserves decline overstated, survey says
Watkins E |
| 30 - 30 |
Action needed to meet climate change challenge
[Anonymous] |
| 32 - 32 |
China calls for oil worker safety in Sudan, Ethiopia
Watkins E |
| 33 - 33 |
Chevron, Canadian firms report 2008 spending plans
[Anonymous] |
| 36 - 37 |
Petrobras to start Tupi oil development by 2011
Izundu U |
| 37 - 38 |
Seismic to start in New Zealand's Great South basin
[Anonymous] |
| 39 - 39 |
Advances in fracs and fluids improve tight-gas production
Wylie G, Eberhard M, Mullen M |
| 46 - 46 |
Model proposed for world conventional, unconventional gas
Mohr SH, Evans GM |
| 52 - 52 |
Syncrude upgrader revamp improves product quality
Yui S, Chung KH |
| 60 - 62 |
Sluggish European demand relaxes first-half 2007 LNG
Jovene C |
| 76 - 76 |
New House Bill highlights US energy instability
Tippee B |
| 76 - 76 |
OPEC holds pat on production
Fletcher S |
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Technology collaboration key in well intervention today
[Anonymous] |
