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Petroleum Review, Vol 53 No 629, June 1999

06/1999

SPECIAL FEATURES

2 ROUNDUP FROM THE EDITOR - Reducing drilling costs - the key to further non-Opec development

14 MIDDLE EAST - OIL - Are the Middle East oil giants opening up?

18 CLIMATE CHANGE - EMISSIONS TRADING - Australian initiatives tackle global warming

24 DRILLING - MULTl-LATERALS - Multi-lateral wells access marginal reservoirs

30 TECHNOLOGY - FUEL - New technology revolutionises fuels testing

34 TECHNOLOGY - DRILLING - Finding a new drilling concept!

FEATURES

13 FINANCE- MERGERS - The urge to merge- Where next?

17 TECHNOLOGY - PROCESSING - Cracking the heavy oil problem

20 LIBYA - OIL - Will Libya be let off the leash?

23 NORTH SEA - DEVELOPMENT - Novel Banff FPSO

27 CANADA - HEAVY OIL/OIL SANDS - Oil price hits Canadian oil development plans

32 OTC - CONFERENCE REVIEW - Looking good from Houston

36 FINANCE- BRAZIL - Devaluation changes oil and gas investment climate

38 US - OIL POLICY - Is all really a strategic commodity?

39 AFRICA- GAS - Foreign majors bolster Mozambican gas potential

Issue details

PR_Vol53_No629_June_1999.pdf;

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Institute of Petroleum

Countries: USA - Canada - Kuwait - Brazil - Iran - Iraq - Libya - Mozambique - North Sea - Saudi Arabia -

Subjects: Banking, finance and investment, Energy policy, Oil sands, Mergers and acquisitions