Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.113, No.5 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (24 articles)

26 - 26	Leaning toward the future Tippee B
28 - 28	Safety 5 years on [Anonymous]
30 - 36	Survey shows increase in petrochemical construction Koottungal L
36 - 38	Diligence essential to avoid future offshore mistakes, panel told Snow N
38 - 40	CERAWeek: Company, industry have transformed since Macondo, BP CEO says Zborowski M
40 - 40	More rig day rate, fleet use declines seen [Anonymous]
42 - 42	Upper East Coast US Senate, House members oppose Atlantic leasing Snow N
42 - 46	CSIS forum: More cooperation needed to address Arctic challenges Snow N
46 - 48	CERAWeek: Evolutions of Pemex, YPF running parallel Zborowski M
48 - 48	WoodMac: Industry cash flow breakevens down by $20/bbl with rapid strategic response [Anonymous]
48 - 50	USGS report aims to improve quake prediction from induced seismicity Snow N
50 - 52	PGC report: US gas resource base reaches a record 2,515 tcf Snow N
52 - 54	New energy-rich African nations want to avoid mistakes, forum told Snow N
54 - 54	Oil Search decides on complete exit from Yemen Wilkinson R
56 - 60	Deepwater prospects gain momentum off Morocco Dunnahoe T
62 - 69	Narrowing opportunities require cooperation Zemach S
70 - 70	Subsea gas compression increases chance of deepwater development Falcone G, Harrison B
78 - 87	Forecast sheds light on GOMESA Phase II expected revenues Kaiser MJ
88 - 91	BG Group assays Brazilian Iracema crude [Anonymous]
92 - 96	Optimizing refrigeration process increases LPGs, reduces costs Mercier K, Ruiz J, Lechelt A, Chu B
98 - 111	Weld toughness study advances reeled clad pipes' deepwater potential Tkaczyk T, Brisac G, Rai JK, McRae A
112 - 120	FE analysis controls subsea pipeline buckling Matheson I, Clubb G
132 - 132	Hair-trigger supply a new challenge of managing oil assets Tippee B
132 - 132	Kerry lists Arctic challenges Snow N