| 17 - 17 |
More gas for Mexico
Radler M |
| 19 - 19 |
Doing nothing on energy
[Anonymous] |
| 20 - 25 |
US petroleum industry stresses easing as downstream woes persist
Gold RB |
| 26 - 29 |
Gas-power firms dominate Energy 50 ranking in 2000
[Anonymous] |
| 30 - 30 |
Manning the controls
[Anonymous] |
| 32 - 34 |
Apache to acquire Repsol-YPF's Egyptian interests
[Anonymous] |
| 35 - 35 |
US E&P firms shone as energy stocks made big gains in 2000
[Anonymous] |
| 36 - 41 |
Bossier play has room to grow, possible limits in East Texas
Montgomery SL, Karlewicz R |
| 42 - 43 |
Bossier gas activity paces East Texas operations
[Anonymous] |
| 45 - 46 |
Increased US workover-rig activity forecast
Fletcher S |
| 47 - 47 |
Shell's next TLP hull starts journey to Gulf of Mexico
[Anonymous] |
| 50 - 50 |
North Sea subsea wellhead removal proceeds
[Anonymous] |
| 52 - 55 |
Polymer mud improves drilling efficiencies in Bashkortostan
Antonov KV |
| 56 - 59 |
PP industry will benefit from restructuring and technology changes
Blum HR, Schwartz DM |
| 60 - 64 |
Correlations developed for compressibility of reservoir fluids
Brelvi SW |
| 66 - 69 |
US demand growth in 2001 to respond to slowing economy
Radler M |
| 83 - 84 |
Worldwide oil demand to increase again in 2001
[Anonymous] |
| 85 - 86 |
US, Canada drilling to rise as oil, gas prices moderate
Petzet A |
