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BẤM ĐỂ XEMJournally Speaking
2011: E&P spending on the rise
With worldwide capital spending budgets of exploration and production companies expected to rise 11% in 2011 to $490 billion from $442 billion-according to the 402 oil and gas firms surveyed by Barclays Capital-this year will undoubtedly be an exciting one on which to report.
Editorial
An unchanged agenda
US President Barack Obama feinted toward the political center as 2010 ended, but no one in the oil and gas industry should be fooled.
The Editor’s Perspective
Biofuel crops eyed as threatening to local ecosystems
The environmental halo over the politically angelic head of biofuels is growing a new layer of rust.
Market Journal
2011 to be ‘Year of the USA’
Jim O’Neill, chairman of asset management at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., predicted the Standard & Poor’s 500 index will continue its vigorous growth, climbing as much as 20% in 2011.
General Interest
CSB chief to Bromwich: Macondo well blowout preventer examination compromised
The US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board can’t meaningfully examine the Macondo well’s blowout preventer as long as the BOP’s owner, Transocean Ltd., and manufacturer, Cameron International Inc., “have been granted unique access to the testing process,” CSB told the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement.
FWS clarifies polar bear designation; Alaska ponders suit
The US Fish and Wildlife Service clarified for a federal court its 2008 designation of the polar bear as a threatened but not endangered species after Alaska said it is considering a legal challenge to FWS’s designation of more than 187,000 sq miles in the state as critical polar bear habitat under the Endangered Species Act.
Watching Government: The 2010 ‘Watchies’
Let others condemn a certain beleaguered multinational oil company’s chief executive for letting his guard down for a few moments and saying something he quickly regretted late last spring.
EPA assumes GHG authority in eight states as carbon regulation begins
The US Environmental Protection Agency issued its initial greenhouse gas regulation implementation plans, giving it authority to issue permits in seven states until state and local agencies can revise their regulations.
IHS Herold outlines 2011 outlook for oil services, drillers
Rising oil prices, unconventional gas drilling in the US and Canada, along with offshore projects worldwide appear likely to drive recovery for oil and gas service providers during 2011 despite the major setback of the 2010 drilling moratorium in the Gulf of Mexico, analysts said.
Iraq promotes al-Shahristani; appoints Luaibi as oil minister
Iraq’s Oil Minister Hussain al-Shahristani was promoted to the country’s deputy prime minister for energy, with current deputy oil minister Abdul Kareem Luaibi being designated as his successor.
Chevron: No scientific basis for $113-billion Ecuador claim
Chevron Corp. said admissions during court-ordered depositions of the plaintiffs’ own consultants confirm there is no scientific basis for the $113-billion claim for damages in litigation pending in Lago Agrio, Ecuador.
Mixed outlook seen in ’11 for N. American refiners
North American refiners, while benefiting from slow recovery of the global economy, remain vulnerable to pressures from global overcapacity, relatively expensive crude oil, and high US unemployment rates, says Fitch Ratings.
Watching the World: Baghdad’s Brave New World
Iraq’s new Oil Minister Abdulkarim al-Luaybi wasted precious little time in making his presence felt.
Texas leads North Dakota in 2009 oil reserves hike
Texas’ Permian basin topped North Dakota’s Bakken play as contributors to a 9% increase in US crude oil and condensate reserves in 2009 as shale plays drove gas reserves to the highest since 1971.
Total, Suncor sign $1.75 billion Canada oil sands deal
Total E&P Canada Ltd. and Suncor Energy Inc. said they will form a strategic oil sands alliance encompassing the Suncor-operated Fort Hills mining project, the Total-operated Joslyn mining project, and the Suncor-operated Voyageur upgrader project.
Trinidad and Tobago awards four shallow-water blocks
Trinidad and Tobago has announced the award of four shallow-water blocks in its 2010 shallow-water bid round.
EXPLORATION/DEVELOPMENT BRIEFS
Special Report
Beyond Macondo: Industry faces range of issues in 2011
The Macondo well accident clearly was the biggest event shaping US energy politics in 2010.
US, worldwide energy demand growth rates to slow in 2011
The US economy and energy demand will strengthen in 2011, but persistently high unemployment will limit the growth of each.
Modest drilling gains await US, Canada in 2011
Drilling should maintain its recent upward trajectory in 2011 in the US and Canada.
Exploration & Development
SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA SHALLOW GAS-2 (Conclusion): Louisiana lagniappe: Case study from Grand Bay gas prospects

Part 2 will show a specific case study from Grand Bay and Main Pass 47 fields, including reprocessing of Saratoga’s proprietary 3D survey, cased-hole logging, and examples of specific prospects and well economics.
Greenland awards seven licenses in Baffin Bay
Greenland’s government has awarded seven oil and gas exploration licenses in Baffin Bay to seven international companies.
New USGS report confirms big Caspian stakes
The US Geological Survey recently released a new assessment of the undiscovered oil and gas resources of the Caspian Region that reconfirms existing estimates of the area’s strategic value as a source of energy, especially for Europe.
Drilling & Production
Price scenarios may alter gas-to-oil strategy for US unconventionals
Two plausible scenarios for gas price recovery may alter the current shift of North American unconventional gas companies, diverting capital investment into oil rather than gas development projects.
Downhole tests show benefits of distributed acoustic sensing
Recordings made during operations in tight gas wells indicate that fiber optic distributed acoustic sensing is a sensitive, robust, and cost-effective technology for real-time monitoring of well operations, including hydraulic fracturing
CLOSED-LOOP CIRCULATING-2: Manual pressure management enhances safety, efficiency
Manual pressure management in a closed-loop mud circulating system enhances safety and efficiency of drilling and completion operations.
Processing
EU REFINING-1: Needs to meet distillate demand, export gasoline squeeze refiners
On Nov. 17, 2010, the European Commission adopted a “Communication ‘Energy infrastructure priorities for 2020 and beyond-A Blueprint for an integrated European energy network.'”
DCS advanced control improves Chinese ethylene cracker operation
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (Sinopec) improved ethylene crackers operations, increased desirable olefin product yields, and reduced fuel consumption by implementing DCS-resident advanced control strategies at ethylene crackers in its five ethylene plants.
GUIDE TO WORLD CRUDES: Updated Cusiana assay reveals lighter crude oil
Based on a sample taken May 1, 2009, BP PLC published an updated assay of crude oil from Cusiana field in Colombia.
Nelson-farrar cost indexes
Nelson-Farrar Quarterly Costimating: Refinery fuel indexes since 2007 show unsteady track
Refinery fuels costs have endured an unsteady course since 2007.
Transportation
National lab uses OGJ data to develop cost equations
This article describes development of a methodology and equations by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for conceptual capital cost estimating of onshore pipelines using Oil & Gas Journal data.
Approach allows for robust, flexible valve protection
A combination of simple ideas and application of standards from outside the oil and gas industry allowed fabrication and installation of structures robust enough to defend natural gas pipeline valves, but flexible enough to still allow for easy maintenance.
ASSET INTEGRITY-1: New model predicts internal corrosion likelihood
Defining the term “extremely unlikely internal corrosion threat” to be 20% wall loss within 50 years allowed development of a probabilistic model for predicting whether an IC threat, under a nominal operating condition, is extremely unlikely.

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