Recently added articles from APS Review Gas Market Trends:
The Geology Of Venezuela.
Nov 09, 2009 ... The Venezuelan land area embraces some 920,000 sq km lying between the Equator and latitude 10 degrees north. The western part of the country comprises two northerly trending mountain chains which are the result of the bifurcation of the Andes. Between them lie two major bodies of water, ...
Venezuela - Oil Exploration Background.
Nov 09, 2009 ... Oil exploration in Venezuela began more than 100 years ago. The country started to produce oil in 1917, when its output averaged 300 b/d. This increased from 1,300 b/d in 1920 to 4,000 b/d in 1921 and 6,100 b/d in 1992. Production averaged 165,500 b/d in 1927. It rose to 370,000 b/d in ...
Venezuela - The Oil & Gas Reserves.
Nov 09, 2009 ... The OPEC Annual Statistical Bulletin (ASB) for 2008 released in July 2009 said the group's proven oil reserves had gone up more than 75bn barrels in 2007 to reach 1.02 trillion barrels in 2008. The main increase was in Venezuela, having raised its estimate of reserves to 172bn barrels, up ...
SUDAN - Country Profile & Chronology.(Country overview)(Chronology)
Nov 02, 2009 ... Sudan is the largest and one of the most diverse countries in Africa, home to deserts, mountain ranges, swamps and rain forests. It has emerged from a 21-year civil war between the Arab and mainly Muslim north and the African Animist and Christian south, which has cost the lives of more ...
SUDAN - 'Umar Hassan Al-Bashir.
Nov 02, 2009 ... Bashir was born of a farming family in the small Arab village of Hosh Bannaga, northern Sudan, in 1944. He received his primary education in Hosh Bannaga. His family later moved to Khartoum, where he completed his secondary education. Bashir joined the Army at a young age and ...