Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.99, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

15 - 15	China's WTO entry Chang T
17 - 17	US sanctions and Europe [Anonymous]
18 - 21	US, Canadian oil and gas firms post strong 4Q, yearend 2000 results [Anonymous]
22 - 23	International firms' restructuring strategies pay off in 2000 [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Instability is the new stability [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Industry leaders see challenges ahead for energy business Fletcher S
25 - 29	Peru offers deepwater blocks south of Talara area Arispe A
30 - 39	Russian oil companies improve operational standards Gaddy DE
40 - 45	Refinery uses column data to infer and control product properties Schuler M, Friedman YZ, Kesler MG, Belanger P
46 - 49	Ukraine gas transit system expanding, modernizing to meet demand Rozgonyuk V, Osinchuk Z
50 - 52	Refinery project delays a mixed blessing for India Chang T
57 - 60	Growth, environmental issues cloud Asian downstream picture Vautrain JH
61 - 63	Consultant studies future cash costs for Asian petchem producers Burke BF
63 - 63	Base oil markets in East Asia will require only limited investments [Anonymous]
64 - 65	China's crude imports disrupt global supply [Anonymous]
66 - 70	China's refining sector challenges: surging demand, rising imports of sour crudes, new business models Wu K, Fesharaki F