Production, reserves climb as profits ebb for OGJ100

This edition of the OGJ100 - Oil & Gas Journal's look at the top 100 oil and gas producing enterprises based outside the US - reveals that while output increased last year, profits were generally lower. There were only small changes from last year on the lists of production and reserves lea...

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Published in:	The Oil & gas journal Vol. 100; no. 37; p. 84
Main Authors:	RADLER, M, STELL, J
Format:	Magazine Article
Language:	English
Published:	Tulsa, OK Pennwell 09-09-2002 PennWell Publishing Corp Endeavor Business Media
Subjects:	Applied sciences Economic data Energy Energy economics Exact sciences and technology Fossil fuels and derived products Gas industry General, economic and professional studies International Natural gas Natural gas reserves Oil Oil reserves Petroleum Petroleum industry Petroleum production Production processes Profits Ratings & rankings Oil company Oil industry Proved reserve Crude oil Production
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Summary:	This edition of the OGJ100 - Oil & Gas Journal's look at the top 100 oil and gas producing enterprises based outside the US - reveals that while output increased last year, profits were generally lower. There were only small changes from last year on the lists of production and reserves leaders. The companies on the OGJ100 list are still predominantly state-owned companies, but some of their rankings changed.
Bibliography:	content type line 24 ObjectType-Front Page/Cover Story-1 SourceType-Magazines-1
ISSN:	0030-1388 1944-9151