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Petroleum Review, Vol 55 No 651, April 2001

04/2001

SPECIAL FEATURES

14 RUSSIA - OVERVIEW Black hole or black gold?

18 KAZAKHSTAN - E&P - Sleeping giant awakes

20 CASPIAN - OVERVIEW - Bringing the oil and gas to market

FEATURES

22 E-BUSINESS - IP CONFERENCE REPORT - Think big, start small, scale up

24 IT - COMPANY MANAGEMENT - Cost reduction in plant engineering projects

28 EUROPE - REFINING - Rising to the challenge of tighter specifications

30 GAS - LNG - Radical changes afoot

32 TECHNOLOGY - DRILLING - Smart wells in deepwater

34 MIDDLE EAST - DOWNSTREAM - Oil price recovery revives downstream investment

40 NORTH AMERICA - UTILITIES - Electricity deregulation - a Titanic disaster

43 GEOSCIENCE - COMPANY MANAGEMENT - New challenges facing geoscience knowledge

45 PIPELINES - GAS - Free market for European gas in the pipeline

48 ASIA-PACIFIC - ENERGY - South Korean energy import bill soars

Issue details

PR_Vol55_No651_April_2001.pdf;

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Institute of Petroleum

Keywords: geoscience - gas pipelines

Countries: USA - South Korea - Russia - Kazakhstan - Europe - Caspian Sea - Middle East -

Subjects: Trading, Refining, Liquefied natural gas, Utilities