Petroleum Review, Vol 45 No 536, September 1991

09/1991
CONTENTS

415  Onshore - Onshore exploration opportunities are being hampered by the NIMBY syndrome 
420  Newsdesk 
422  Iraq/Kuwait - Mark Scruton looks at the problems facing both countries a year after the invasion 
426  Slimhole John Howes looks at this new exploration method
429  Open windows - New computer technology gives a clearer picture of oilfield production 
432  Wartime secrets - The fledgling British onshore oil industry during World War II 
434  Namibia - The most recent part of Africa to be opened up for exploration
439  Forthcoming Events
441  Unleaded - Dr Ian Berwick OBE analyses the extent of unleaded petrol’s penetration in Europe 
443  Eastern Europe - Details of new market opportunities for lubricants 
446  Ed Osterwald looks at the oil infrastructure 
449  Australia - The opening-up of the Timor Gap by William Scholes
450  EUROPA -  AEA’s nuclear log calibration facility comes of age
452  Branch spotlight on Malta

Issue details

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Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Institute of Petroleum

Countries: Australia - Kuwait - Iraq - Namibia - Malta - East Europe - UK -

Subjects: Onshore exploration, Unleaded petrol, War, Nuclear industry