Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.103, No.5 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

12 - 12	Long-term energy changes Cavallo A
17 - 17	Pipelines and defense Lawson RG
19 - 19	The ANWR priority [Anonymous]
20 - 20	The oil market - 2: Issues in the long-term outlook Takin M
26 - 26	Middle East grows as oil consumer, product exporter Fletcher S
30 - 31	Analysts see problems for North American gas market Fletcher S
31 - 31	Domenici tries bipartisanship Snow N
32 - 33	US lab lists policies capping natural gas supply [Anonymous]
33 - 35	API: Highway diesel led'04 surge in US oil demand Snow N
35 - 37	Libya awards 15 exploration blocks in licensing round Clark J
36 - 36	Ecuador seeking private capital Watkins E
37 - 37	ConocoPhillips to reduce refinery emissions [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Oil to lead us energy demand-growth in 2005 (vol 103, pg 18, 2005) Radler M
38 - 42	Canadian oil and gas opportunities gather momentum off Atlantic and Pacific coasts Cassidy P, Chao G
43 - 47	Russian field illustrates gas-hydrate production Makogon YE, Holditch SA, Makogon TY
48 - 50	Analyze hydraulics to select an, appropriate PDM Lowe K, Dareing DW
51 - 51	C-3 processing margins hold firm; prices drop Horvath M
57 - 67	Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Europe lead construction plans Lawson RG, True WR, Stell J
80 - 80	Command energy options can't be called sustainable Tippee B
80 - 80	OPEC stands pat; Iraq elects government Fletcher S