TITLE

Americas

AUTHOR(S)
DeLuca, Marshall
PUB. DATE
May 1998
SOURCE
Offshore;May98, Vol. 58 Issue 5, p12
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Presents news briefs related to the petroleum industry in the United States, as of May 1998. Includes Shell Exploration and Production's plans to develop three oil and gas discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico; US Interior Department's deletion of acreage off the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge; ADTI's oil well drilling activity in the Gulf of Mexico.
ACCESSION #
641475

Tags: PETROLEUM industry -- United States

 

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