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volume 13, Issue #17,  Tuesday, September 23, 2008

• US oil companies are finding more oil in old fields
• The Eurasian corridor: Pipeline geopolitics and the new Cold War
• Venezuelan MTBE export ban limits options for US producers
• America's Grand Game in Central Asia
• US gas in storage could approach last year's record level
• Iraq tops Alaska in crude deliveries as US relies more on OPEC
• US oil and gas demand continues decline
• Arctic research strengthens Denmark's claims to possible oil riches
• Experts dispute figures on Arctic hydrocarbons
• America to probe Arctic for oil as sea ice melts

volume 13, Issue #16,  Thursday, September 04, 2008

• Natural gas and oil production soaring in Utah
• Air car planned for US market
• The ever-changing sources of US crude oil imports
• US drives 10 bn fewer miles than last year
• Thank you, President Chavez
• Oil, the dollar and the media
• US has up to 50 % more natural gas than once thought
• Louisiana cashes in on gas rush

volume 13, Issue #15,  Friday, August 22, 2008

• US and New Zealand sign clean energy plan
• The Arctic holds a 90 bn bbl of crude and 1,670 tcf of gas, says USGS
• New Englanders abandoning fuel oil may put squeeze on gas supply
• Oil and gas drilling clashes with wildlife habitat in Piceance Basin
• Russia's energy drive leaves US reeling
• US oil demand fell "significantly" in first half of 2008
• New Hampshire will accept free oil from Chavez after all
• US FERC modifies power grid reliability standards
• US government plans to sell oil leases in Alaska this autumn
• USA's crude oil imports by country in May 2008
• US crude imports fall 264,000 bpd to 9.657 mm bpd in May
• Bush administration puts off greenhouse gas regulation

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