Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - May 2001

Feature

3-D SEISMIC's POSTER CHILD

Peggy Williams

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

Independents seeking international growth are unlocking more oil and gas reserves in this tiny West African nation, smack in the middle of a global exploration hot spot.

Leslie Haines

MIRROR, MIRROR

Other

NEW BOSS AT BHI

Other

SERVICE WITH A SMILE

Brian Toal

THE STATE OF THE JUNIORS

Other

WATCH FOR DRILLING AHEAD

Other

Company Briefs

Additional briefs...

Other

BHP seeking greater access to capital

Nissa Darbonne

Canadian briefs...

Other

Capital-provider news...

Other

Devon, others ramping up in Indonesia China

Leslie Haines

International briefs...

Other

Completions

VERTICALLY CHALLENGED

Nissa Darbonne

E&P Momentum

WHERE, OH WHERE, WILL THE GAS LINE GO?

Peggy Williams

Exploration Highlights

GULF COAST

Other

INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Peggy Williams

MIDCONTINENT & PERMIAN BASIN

Other

NORTHEAST/SOUTHEAST

Other

WESTERN U.S.

Other

From the Editor-in-Chief

SPRING FLINGS

Leslie Haines

New Financings

New Financings - Equity/Debt table

Other

NewsWell

2001 Canadian drilling forecast increased; most new wells will be gas

Other

Amex courting smaller-cap stocks, especially oil-related

Nissa Darbonne

Less energy needed for laser-drilling, than once speculated

Nissa Darbonne

Merrill Lynch expects emerging-market stocks to fare well in 2001

Other

Mexico may call on private E&P to boost gas production

Nissa Darbonne

Positive fundamentals brighten mood at Howard Weil conference

Leslie Haines

Service companies see bright days ahead, but investors take profits

Leslie Haines

Spirit Energy's president goes to the fuel-cell camp

Nissa Darbonne

On the Money

Luxuriant Ladyfern

Peggy Williams

Trends & Analysis

Crossborder Hunters for Gas-Rich Assets Step up the Pace

Leslie Haines