| 10 - 10 |
It is not over oil (vol 101, pg 10, 2003)
Celerier LR |
| 10 - 10 |
Hydrogen and hydrocarbons
Hummel G |
| 15 - 15 |
Interest across the streams
Tippee B |
| 17 - 17 |
Gas market needs supply
[Anonymous] |
| 18 - 18 |
First quarter earnings soar for producers, flounder for service firms
Radler M, Bell L |
| 24 - 25 |
Oil firms hope US lifts sanctions against Iran, Libya
Lorenzetti M |
| 25 - 25 |
Kremlin dialogue
[Anonymous] |
| 26 - 27 |
Halliburton executive blasts Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Fletcher S |
| 27 - 28 |
Trinidad and Tobago rejects Jamaica's LNG rate request
Williams C |
| 28 - 29 |
EnCana's Coffield: Firm boosting Middle East E&D portfolio
Watkins E |
| 30 - 31 |
Burlington buys Marathon's half of Netherlands JV
[Anonymous] |
| 31 - 31 |
Bear stearns: US tax change likely to make oil stocks more attractive
[Anonymous] |
| 32 - 32 |
Significant reserves may remain in parts of Peru's Maranon basin
Wine G, Martinez E, Fernandez J, Calderon Y, Galdos C |
| 42 - 44 |
Sizable finds begin to emerge from India's licensing efforts
Chandra A |
| 45 - 45 |
New tools, approaches meet increased downhole demands
Moritis G |
| 52 - 55 |
Louisiana gas plant hikes production with quick solvent changeout
Jackson S, Hlozek B |
| 56 - 61 |
2002-03 gas storage season presents a supply conundrum
Caperton DA, Cates HC, Beckman KL, Schultz KM |
| 72 - 72 |
Gas price outlook firm despite injection surge
[Anonymous] |
