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Petroleum Review, Vol 53 No 633, October 1999

10/1999

SPECIAL FEATURES

14 INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM- PROFILE - Introducing Jeff Pym- an interview with the IP's new Director General

16 EUROPE - NATURAL GAS- Gas dynamic sweeps Europe

24 NORTH SEA - DECOMMISSIONING - Abandonment projects in the offing

26 FUELS - AVIATION - Trends in jet fuel quality in the United Kingdom

38 DATABASE - SHIPPING - Crude oil marine measurement loss annual revrew

FEATURES

12 FINANCE- ENERGY TRADING - IPE- A turbulent coming of age

19 TAIWAN - GAS - Gas-fired power generation to boost Taiwan‘s LNG imports

22 FUELS - LEGISLATION - Sulfur removal raises a stink

28 COMPUTING - GLOBAL SYSTEMS - Global roll-out of IT systems for competitive advantage

30 ALTERNATIVE FUELS - INFRASTRUCTURE - Powering up for an alternative fuelling future

32 UNITED STATES - MTBE - New storm over US reformulated gasoline

35 STANDARDS - ENVIRONMENT - Environmental management systems - why certify?

42 GAS - PROCESSING - Chevron link with Sasol boosts gas-to-liquids

44 LIFETIME LEARNING - FEEDBACK - Feedback key to the success of Lifetime Learning

47 PETROLEUM - ADDITIVES - New analysis for polymer production

Issue details

PR_Vol53_No633_October_1999.pdf;

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Institute of Petroleum

Keywords: Energy trading

Countries: Taiwan - Europe - North Sea -

Subjects: Information technology, Skills, education and training, Decommissioning, Natural gas, Aviation fuel, Jet A- 1, Marine losses, Additives, Legislation, Alternative fuels