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ChevronTexaco to Pare U.S. Fields to 400, Cut Some Western Canada Assets

ChevronTexaco Corp. has begun an ambitious plan to grow its upstream profitability in several core areas, which includes paring down its U.S. inventory to 400 fields and selling off some of its mature producing fields in western Canada.

February 9, 2004

Report Forecasts More International Expansion by Domestic Producers

U.S. producers will continue to struggle to grow domestic production this year, and international expansion will be a dominant theme and a key driver behind any mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the oil and gas sector, according to a report by CreditSights analysts.

February 9, 2004

Report Forecasts More International Expansion by Domestic Producers

U.S. producers will continue to struggle to grow domestic production this year, and international expansion will be a dominant theme and a key driver behind any mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the oil and gas sector, according to a report by CreditSights analysts.

February 5, 2004

ChevronTexaco to Pare U.S. Fields to 400, Cut Some Western Canada Assets

ChevronTexaco Corp. has begun an ambitious plan to grow its upstream profitability in several core areas, which includes paring down its U.S. inventory to 400 fields and selling off some of its mature producing fields in western Canada.

February 2, 2004

Douglas-Westwood Forecasts 2.75% Annual Growth in Global Gas Production through 2025

UK-based Douglas-Westwood is forecasting in a new report that global natural gas production will grow from its current level of 2,600 Bcm/year (91.8 Tcf) to 4,755 Bcm/year (167.9 Tcf) by 2025, averaging an annual increase of 2.75%.

January 12, 2004

Douglas-Westwood Forecasts 2.75% Annual Growth in Global Gas Production through 2025

UK-based Douglas-Westwood is forecasting in a new report that global natural gas production will grow from its current level of 2,600 Bcm/year (91.8 Tcf) to 4,755 Bcm/year (167.9 Tcf) by 2025, averaging an annual increase of 2.75%.

January 9, 2004

Some $1-Plus Drops Seen as Cash Losses Grow Greater

The screen slowed this week’s headlong plunge considerably Tuesday, but cash prices continued a meltdown of major proportions as winter weather support remains missing in action for the most part. Quotes fell by more than half a dollar across the board, with most declines exceeding 65 cents and a few points in the Northeast and Midcontinent/Midwest recording drops of a dollar or more.

December 24, 2003

EIA Sees LNG Expansion in U.S. and Worldwide

With doubt continuing to grow that the United States can satisfy its natural gas growth needs in-house, liquified natural gas (LNG) importation continues to gain spotlight attention as a means to augment domestic gas supply.

December 22, 2003

EIA Sees LNG Expansion in U.S. and Worldwide

With doubt continuing to grow that the United States can satisfy its natural gas growth needs in-house, liquified natural gas (LNG) importation continues to gain spotlight attention as a means to augment domestic gas supply.

December 17, 2003

Study Finds Subsea Processing in North American Offshore Growing

Subsea processing is poised to grow into an important new business sector because it can substantially reduce offshore platform expenditures and in some cases, eliminate the need for platforms completely, according to a joint study by energy analysts Douglas-Westwood and technology specialists OTM Consulting.

September 15, 2003