Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.107, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

14 - 14	Hydrogen and thermodynamics Wyman T
20 - 20	Driving habits transformed Bell L
22 - 22	Congress lurching leftward [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Economic slump to suppress US, worldwide oil use in 2009 Radler M, Bell L
35 - 36	Fewer wells to be drilled in US, Canada in 2009 Petzet A
37 - 37	Mulva: US should pursue comprehensive energy strategy Snow N
38 - 39	GAO report sees duplications Snow N
39 - 39	Appeals court backs earlier Kerr-McGee deepwater ruling Snow N
40 - 40	INGAA: Wider economic pressures could hamper gas pipeline financing Snow N
40 - 40	Panama popping with possibility Wetkins E
42 - 42	Petrobras keeping 5-year plan under wraps Watkins E
42 - 43	NOIA, other trade groups voice support for leasing off Virginia Dittrick P
43 - 44	Costs rise despite economic slowdown, analysts say [Anonymous]
44 - 45	USAEE: US economic growth likely to be slight in 2009 Radler M
45 - 45	BMI: Indonesian oil production decline to continue Watkins E
46 - 49	IRAQ'S E&D FUTURE-1 Iraq's oil prospects face political impediments Shafiq T
49 - 49	Discoveries boost output on Fell Block in Chile [Anonymous]
51 - 55	CNX Gas drills record Marcellus shale well Rach NM
56 - 56	OIL SHALE-1 US, world possess rich resource base Biglarbigi K, Mohan H, Killen J
62 - 63	Report updates Iran's refinery project status [Anonymous]
64 - 67	Conversion, scrapping keep rates firm as demand erodes Smith CE