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2009 outlook: How supply, demand will affect prices
API SmartBrief | Dec 29, 2008
Alternative energy looked promising when oil exceeded $145 a barrel this summer, but now oil is trading at $37 and the Energy Information Administration predicts it will average $51 a barrel in 2009. While some analysts say demand, and therefore prices, will continue to be depressed because of the economy, others say OPEC's plan to cut supplies will cause prices to increase later in the year. New York Times, The (12/28)
ExxonMobil takes lead in carbon-capture technology
API SmartBrief | Dec 29, 2008
SEC rule mandates that oil, gas firms report all reserves
API SmartBrief | Dec 30, 2008
Laid-off workers will have to wait out decline
API SmartBrief | Dec 31, 2008
Diesel market helps refiners recover lost profits
API SmartBrief | Dec 30, 2008
Utah refinery maintains operations despite bankruptcy filing
API SmartBrief | Dec 31, 2008
Shell Oil exec sees solid future for shale
API SmartBrief | Dec 30, 2008
Credit flow puts crimp in future pipeline projects
API SmartBrief | Dec 29, 2008
Chevron could face $27.3B bill for Texaco's spills
API SmartBrief | Dec 29, 2008
Supercomputing speeds shale analysis
API SmartBrief | Dec 31, 2008
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API SmartBrief | Jan 05, 2009
API Inspector Summit, Galveston, Texas, Jan. 27 to 30
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E&P Onshore Operations Safety WorkSafe Program launches today
API SmartBrief | Dec 31, 2008
E&P Winter Standards Meeting
API SmartBrief | Dec 30, 2008
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