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Petroleum Review, Vol 59 No 700, May 2005
SPECIAL FEATURES
12 E&P - DEEPWATER - Rising to the deepest challenges
14 AFRICA - E&P - Deepwater developments
15 RUSSIA - E&P - Russian oil matters
30 UTILITIES - ENVIRONMENT - Kyoto protocol - global targets, local pain
FEATURES
18 COMPANY PROFILE - SIBNEFT - Ambitious growth targets
20 AFRICA - LIBYA - US targets Libyan auction
24 NORTH AMERICA - REGULATIONS - A law unto itself
27 COMPANY PROFILE - OMV - Scanning the world for new opportunities
28 UTILITIES - GAS - Utility companies impaled by gas price spikes
32 ASIA - PROJECT FINANCE - ADB targets energy efficiency and renewables
35 CHINA - ENERGY - China targets overseas supplies
38 FORECOURT SHOW - REVIEW - Forecourt focus
44 IT - SUPPLY CHAIN - Maximising value in the petroleum supply chain
Issue details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Countries: Russia - China - Libya -
Organisation: Energy Institute
Subjects: Supply chain management, Deep water
