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Articles in April, 2002 issue of World Oil

• UK stiffens North Sea licensing rules
• Russia stalls commitment to OPEC cuts
• $8.5-million drill cutting accumulation research
  by Robert E. Snyder
• Big GOM pipeline project
  by Robert E. Snyder
• Virtual vessel tour enhances operations and safety
• TotalFinaElf utilizes R&D expertise to maximize offshore developments
• Fabricator builds high-quality offshore crew quarters
• Kerr-McGee
• BJ Services
• Petrobras appeals court ruling
• Industry at a glance
• Enhanced oil recovery projects
  by Perry A. Fischer
• Reservoir management of gas fields using permanent sensors
  by Harald S. Schmidt
• Once-stop approach expedites survey offshore Sakhalin Island
• Ultra-high-pressure compressors are being developed
• BP and E.On
• Manifold valve
• Editorial comment
  by Thomas R. Jr. Wright
• Bush renews ANWR drilling proposal; plans to keep sanctions on Iran, Libya
• 2002 IADC/SPE drilling conference
  by Robert E. Snyder
• Subsea hardware study
  by Robert E. Snyder
• Oil industry commits to North Sea technology
• Fin protection system gaining acceptance by drilling contractors
• New UV technology detects oil spills
• Telenor Satellite Services
• Conoco Phillips
• TotalFinaElf brings K1A field onstream
• ONGC looks for deepwater partners
• Jade comes onstream
  by Perry A. Fischer
• What's new in artificial lift: Part 1—Fourteen new systems for beam, progressing-cavity, plunger-lift pumping and gas lift
  by James F. Lea
• IRO chief sees good year ahead for Dutch service/supply sector
• Eni sets an Italian record
• PTT Exploration & Production Public Co. Ltd
• Data management service
• Pipeline protest in Ecuador leaves one dead
• Free energy?
  by Perry A. Fischer
• Natural gas market swings
  by Robert E. Snyder
• European technology round up
  by Jonathan Shackleton
• New rig arrives as part of simultaneous two-vessel delivery
• Black Sea project features water depth record for laying pipe
  by Massimo Pulici
• Petrobras
• Engines
• Indonesia to grant more incentives to attract foreign investors
• Another good discovery
  by Perry A. Fischer
• 50% growth in subsea spending
  by Robert E. Snyder
• European countries cooperate on needed industry technology
  by Brian G. Redden
• Conversion of Balder semisubmersible crane vessel into MDCV completed
• Using rack & pinion lifts on production platforms
• Denerco Oil
• Control Risks Group
• MMS poses nine industry standards for FPS
• Amerada Hess to cut UK workforce
• Conoco/Tesco casing drilling rigs
  by Robert E. Snyder
• Despite debt, Saudi spends for the future
  by Kurt S. Abraham
• Norway plans to reduce cost, improve recovery
• System for gauging, monitoring riser towers and flowlines to debut at Girassol
• How to predict biodegradation risk and reservoir fluid quality: A new approach, the biodegradation index, uses the thermal and hydrocarbon-charge histories of a prospect to allow quantitative, pre-drill risk assessment for biodegraded oils
  by Alan Z. Yu
• Range Resources Corp
• Osca, Inc
• Indonesian well explodes; villagers evacuate
• ExxonMobil pulls out of Turkmenistan; signs MOU with PNG
• Hefty production
  by Perry A. Fischer
• OTC 2002: Deep into the future: Preview of the technical program for the 34th annual Offshore Technology Conference, Houston, May 6-9
• Using composite technology offshore
  by Ove F. Jahnsen
• French firm to show expertise on development projects
• Petro-Canada
• Vibration monitors
• Deaths
• Execs protest Venezuelan decisions
• Shareholders perturbed with oil compensation deal
• World's first FLNG approved
  by Perry A. Fischer
• Bravo for the general
  by Kurt S. Abraham
• New marine heavy-lift idea gains momentum
• JIP proposes to study plugging materials for well abandonments
• Software program offers predictive capability to optimize drilling
  by Jack Pruitt
• Tri-Valley Oil & Gas
• Ryder Scott
• Nabors buys Enserco in 'friendly' deal
• Pemex to increase production
• New downhole telemetry system
  by Perry A. Fischer

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