Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.110, No.5 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (24 articles)

16 - 16	Biofuels and CO2 DeCicco JM
16 - 16	Saudi oil prices Edwards WR
28 - 28	Carbon demonstrations [Anonymous]
30 - 30	Russia adjusts taxes [Anonymous]
32 - 32	Survey shows increase in refining construction Koottungal L
36 - 36	Argentine renationalization of YPF could hinder shale development Dittrick P
40 - 40	OTC: BSEE director calls for industry to promote safety culture Dittrick P
42 - 42	OTC: BP to invest $4 billion in Gulf of Mexico this year Dittrick P, Smith CE
44 - 44	Biofuel mandates could close more refineries, officials warn Snow N
46 - 46	Wigley sees 2012 opportunities Snow N
47 - 47	Chesapeake to name nonexecutive chairman; McClendon continues as CEO Dittrick P
47 - 47	Delta Air Lines to buy Trainer refinery from Phillips 66 Snow N
48 - 48	Life cycle analysis of water use and intensity of oil and gas recovery in Wattenberg field, Colo. Goodwin S, Carlson K, Douglas C, Knox K
60 - 60	Uruguay's offshore basins draw BG, BP, Total, Tullow [Anonymous]
62 - 62	Well production profiles to assess Fayetteville gas potential revisited Mason J
72 - 74	Shale source rocks a game-changer due to 8-to-1 resource potential Meyer PK
76 - 83	IMPROVED GAS RECOVERY-2 (Conclusion) Productivity increase using hydraulic fracturing-expectation vs. reality Rahim Z, Al-Anazi H, Al-Kanaan A, Habbtar A, Al-Omair A
83 - 83	Maximizing postfrac gas flow rates from conventional; tight reservoirs (pg 76, 2012) Rahim Z
84 - 87	Steady growth seen for Canadian bitumen output despite increasing needs for pipeline capacity, gas Tippee B
88 - 88	Wet shale plays, basins power Lower 48 plant, fractionator surge True WR, Menger A
104 - 104	US NGL pipelines expand to match liquids growth Smith CE
110 - 110	Iraq Crude Oil Export Expansion heightens country's security al Quoraishi O, Vogler G
128 - 128	Gasoline price crude prop shows signs of stress Tippee B
128 - 128	Mixed outlook for MENA Fletcher S