Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.111, No.9 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

In this Issue (24 articles)

18 - 18	Chemistry of knock Smutny EJ
30 - 30	Popular pipeline economics Smtih CE
32 - 32	Making petropower peace [Anonymous]
34 - 34	OGJ150 earnings down as US production climbs Xu CL, Bell L
52 - 52	OGJ100 group posts higher 2012 output, lower earnings Xu CL, Koottungal L
60 - 60	Fitch: MLPs likely to invest in USING export projects Dittrick P
60 - 60	Global LNG markets move faster than government policies, experts say Snow N
62 - 62	FGE: US gas price sensitive to LNG exports [Anonymous]
64 - 64	Dry fracing transforms water use in unconventional developments Dunnahoe T
68 - 68	Independents see problems in BLM's latest proposed frac rules Snow N
68 - 68	API, US Chamber separately question proposed federal tracing rules Snow N
70 - 70	Lackluster western gulf lease sale draws $102 million in bids Xu C
70 - 70	US Senators say oil firms may be blocking renewable fuels Snow N
72 - 72	API: US petroleum demand hits highest July level in 3 years Xu CL
74 - 74	Atrush field eastern extension gauged in Iraq Kurdistan [Anonymous]
74 - 74	Dana hails Egypt flow, seeks outstanding payments Hails D
78 - 78	More attention recommended for global deep reservoirs Cao BF, Bai GP, Wang YF
86 - 87	Backing fracing: UK government lays out shale gas incentives Spalding D, Young A
88 - 95	Barnett study determines full-field reserves, production forecast Browning J, Tinker SW, Ikonnikova S, Gulen G, Potter E, Fu QL, Horvath S, Patzek T, Male F, Fisher W, Roberts F, Medlock K
96 - 96	CO2 use could boost Egypt's Western Desert oil recovery El Ela MA, Sayyouh H, El-Tayeb E
102 - 102	Ethylene production prospects clouded by first-half turnarounds Lippe D
112 - 112	US pipeline operators sink revenue growth into expansion Smith CE
144 - 144	Antitrust gambit shows why biofuel mandates must end Tippee B
144 - 144	Keystone XL's summer rerun Snow N