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Russian Arctic Claims

By: Bob K. Jent | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Russia continues to be the country possessing the largest proven natural gas reserves on the planet as well as the largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia. The mismanagement of their resources combined with limited technology has rendered may of their vast resources unsalvageable with their continued denial of foreign intervention further limiting successful extraction efforts. Current projected estimates show that Russia's large reserves, with no expansion or increased operations are dwindling, and will be nearly tapped by 2030. read more

Canada's Arctic

By: A Dawn | 2010-04-04 | International studies
Nowadays it's hard not to notice that Canada and arctic being mentioned everywhere. Canada reaffirms claim over the North. But the question is why now? read more

Oil Spills in Arctic Waters - Risks Involved

By: oil | 2011-08-01 | Environment
Environmentalists and conversationalists are strictly opposing the plan of drilling exploration wells in the Arctic proposed by Shell and Cairn Energy. While the former stack a lot of complaints explaining the adverse consequences, the latter has promised that there would hardly be any harm in drilling wells in the Arctic. read more

Oil and Natural Gas Drilling similarities

By: Andrews Boaz | 2010-12-28 | Environment
Drilling for both the oil and natural gas has been taken up by many oil drilling companies in this world and this has been primarily with an aim to satisfy the energy requirements of the world. read more

Role of Gelling Agents in Drilling, Oil and Gas Industry

By: David Miller | 2011-12-12 | Online Business
The article is about Gelling Agents & its properties, as well as useability. read more

Drill

By: gaga | 2011-01-19 | Business
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Oil Well drilling techniques

By: Andrews Boaz | 2010-12-28 | Environment
Oil has gained the reputation of having become one of the most precious commodities that has been found on earth. Nations which possess this valuable reserve have become the most powerful and wealthy in this world and in other words really rule the world economy. read more

Oil and Gas Engineering

By: Franklin Bill1 | 2010-11-18 | Small Business
New oil and gas engineering graduates usually gain some experience by working offshore, and the usual pattern is "12 hours on and 12 hours off" for a two-week period, which is followed by a two- or three-week break onshore. read more

Oil and Gas Investments

By: David Andrews | 2011-06-21 | Investing
Most oil and gas investments offer you legitimate opportunities for properly qualified investors to gain access to significant benefits by means of tax considerations and prospective income possibilities. read more

Arctic Cruises and Arctic Holidays

By: Jennyhicks | 2011-04-30 | Cruises
Expect the unexpected – prepare to be amazed by rolling scenery and charmed by the antics of the myriads of wildlife on an Arctic cruise or holiday. read more

The Arctic Blast

By: karen campese | 2011-02-08 | Home Management
Most of the country continues to get hit with an arctic blast. The temperatures have hit record lows in places that do not normally experience them. So, what do you do when Jack Frost comes nipping at your nose? read more

Great Lakes Oil and Gas

By: Bob K. Jent | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Oil and natural gas companies continue to do their part in locating new domestic reserves in order to lighten America's ever-deepening dependence upon foreign produced petroleum. This article details drilling in the Great Lakes region of the U.S. read more

Palin Drill Baby Drill article

By: jessy | 2011-06-15 | Ethics
Many of these fields have become available due to the fact that large oil and gas producers like Exxon Mobil and Chevron typically develop projects that can produce huge quantities of oil and gas daily. read more

Natural Gas Drilling in National Parks

By: Bob K. Jent | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Natural gas deposits are often located in areas of magnificent beauty because they naturally occur within or underneath ancient rock formations, on land or underneath water, where fossilized plant and animal matter has been compressed and broken down over many millions of years. It then is no coincidence that many of these fertile areas are within the boundaries of protected national park areas in the United States. While debates continue on Capitol Hill over drilling bans or permissions within these sanctuaries, it could be helpful to look at instances where drilling and extraction of resources has successfully coexisted ... read more

Automation in Oil & Gas Industry

By: Peter | 2011-04-15 | Business
In Oil & Gas Sector, Process Control is an important aspect which faces the challenges of implementing newer automation technologies, disparate systems and others across both upstream and downstream processes. read more