Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.110, No.7 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

16 - 16	Expensive jet fuel Westgard R
24 - 24	Changing the mix Radler M
26 - 26	New views of oil supply [Anonymous]
28 - 28	US demand for energy to keep falling-but not for natural gas Radler M, Bell L
42 - 44	Weak oil prices threaten after strong US first half drilling Petzet A
44 - 46	Europe, Africa, Asia governments assess shale development policies Dittrick P
46 - 48	US House approves sweeping package of energy bills Snow N
48 - 48	Maugeri expects 17 million b/d more global oil production by 2020 Snow N
49 - 50	Statoil plans to triple North America production by 2020 Dittrick P
50 - 51	Encana boosts liquids drilling plans, investments Dittrick P
50 - 50	Delay or not, comments on way Snow N
52 - 52	API-ANGA blast EPA for exaggerating unconventional wellsite emissions Dittrick P
56 - 56	Oil sands, conventional growth will double Canada's oil output by 2030 [Anonymous]
60 - 62	Sans Spring oil field, Railroad Valley, Nev.: Exploratory triumph, developmental disaster Walker J
72 - 72	QC updates carbon dioxide projects in OGJ's enhanced oil recovery survey Kuuskraa V
78 - 84	Global ethylene capacity continues advance in 2011 True WR
94 - 94	Statoil updates Grane crude oil assay [Anonymous]
102 - 102	Indexes for finished steels register emphatic change during 2008-11 Farrar G
104 - 104	Pipe diameter does not affect black powder distribution, erosion Elsaadawy E, Sherik A
110 - 110	Study improves estimation of damage from stuck pigs, hydrates Terenzi A
128 - 128	RAND study offers US military useful guidance on energy Tippee B
128 - 128	Oil prices fall Fletcher S