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    RefiningCalgary firefighters on Aug. 9 brought under control a fire that burned for 10 hr after a series of explosions at Hub Oil Co. Ltd.'s used oil recycling plant in southeastern...
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    New developments in gas-detection technologies, including high-speed chromatographs and microwave ovens, provide mud loggers and operators with improved means for reservoir interpretati...
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    Development of a dual-gradient, mud-lift drilling system may push operational limits well beyond 10,000 ft of water, resulting in fewer casing strings and greater safety margins...
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    Recent work by Enterprise Oil has shown that the deepwater extension of the Tarfaya basin, located in the Atlantic Ocean off western Morocco, has the potential to become a major...
    Aug. 16, 1999
    A group led by Repsol SA, Madrid, reported more geologic and operational success in Egypt's western desert.
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    With the goal of reducing national dependence on oil revenues, Iran has created fiscal and operational incentives aimed at drawing foreign capital into its petrochemical industry...
    Aug. 16, 1999
    The U.S. Department of Commerce has rejected a landmark trade case that accused Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Mexico, and Iraq of dumping crude oil at unfair prices in the U.S.
    Aug. 16, 1999
    The Sunshine State doesn't get nearly enough heat for its selfish attitude toward oil and gas production.
    Aug. 16, 1999
    The information put out by large corporations is rated less credible than the writings of journalists and even the outpourings of politicians.
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    LouisianaPanaco Inc., Houston, established gas and condensate production from Miocene Marg A-24 as the deepest producing sand in Price Lake field, Cameron Parish.
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    The outlook for global petrochemicals markets is one of tough times in the near to mid-term, followed by robust recovery in the longer term.
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    Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich., and Union Carbide Corp., Danbury, Conn., vaulted themselves into the number two position among chemicals producers by announcing a planned merger...
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    Field tests in Colombia illustrate the potential of multiphase meters to save significant oil field capital and operating costs.
    Aug. 16, 1999
    Only Congress can fix the dilemma created by the U.S. oil producers who failed last week to win protection against foreign competition. Congressional oblivion helped create the...
    Aug. 16, 1999
    I have long admired OGJ for presenting the more practical and "hands-on" type of papers, as opposed to those intended for a more academic readership. This particular article, ...
    Aug. 16, 1999
    In an ideal world, ethylene producers would be churning out above-average profits.
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    Oil prices are at their highest level in 2 years, breathing new life into an industry still recovering from an extended downturn.
    Aug. 16, 1999