Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.104, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

12 - 13	Iraqi article interesting Sawabini CT
17 - 17	Unlocking gas from tight sands Moritis G
19 - 19	A dangerous rift [Anonymous]
20 - 22	MMS sees big potential in off-limits OCS areas [Anonymous]
21 - 21	IOGCC report estimates North America's inaccessible resources [Anonymous]
22 - 25	Senate's sale 181 bill ignites wider OCS leasing debate Snow N
25 - 26	Deepwater royalty relief comes under fire in congress Snow N
26 - 26	Barton disputes report on royalty relief cost Dittrick P
28 - 28	House leaders query Citgo on oil discounts for needy Snow N
29 - 29	Brown's oil tax bonanza Watkins E
30 - 30	Officials give warnings on EU energy liberalization Leblond D
31 - 32	E&P firms' budgets show increased spending plans [Anonymous]
34 - 34	Interferometry extracts valuable phase information from seismic Sansone S
41 - 41	Low-pressure gas well deliquification requires different approaches Simpson D
51 - 54	New technologies close subsea well information gap Hviding G, Pedersen B
55 - 60	New equations estimate acid-gas solubility in TEG Bahadori A, Zeidani K
61 - 63	Compressors shrink in size, grow in power Smith CE
64 - 64	HI publishes new viscosity correction standard [Anonymous]
72 - 72	Deepwater royalty relief'giveaway' needs perspective Tippee B
A4 - A5	Subsea technology: Rising to the challenges of the deep [Anonymous]
A6 - A8	Innovative solutions to common problems: Subsea companies working together [Anonymous]
A9 - A11	Environment risks, intervention costs rise as production depths go ever-deeper [Anonymous]