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From Business Week...

DeGolyer and MacNaughton Corp. provides petroleum, and oil and gas consulting services in the United States and internationally. The company offers reserves assessments and appraisals, prospective resources assessments, unconventional resources assessments, contingent resources assessments, reservoir simulation, engineering analysis, petro physical studies, geophysical studies, geological studies, and economic modeling. It serves petroleum, independent petroleum, national oil, transmission, and refining companies; governments, including government ministries, agencies, and other entities; financial institutions, such as commercial and investment banks; gas and LNG purchasers; royalty owners/royalty trusts, law firms, and estates . DeGolyer and MacNaughton Corp. was founded in 1936 and is based in Dallas, Texas with additional offices in Moscow, Russian Federation; and Houston, Texas.




And guess who is involved in the biggest single gas discovery in this decade in Mozambique? Excerpt from an article


"Early this year, Anadarko announced recoverable gas in the range of 35 trillion cubic feet (tcf) to 65tcf from the basin.

The operator has already formed marketing teams, which will be talking to companies in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and India to sell gas from the basin. To begin with, the consortium plans to sell only 10 million metric tonnes in two trains.

The two trains that the consortium will put in place would initially require around $18-20 billion, of which it would raise around $14 billion in long-term loans. The rest will be brought in by the consortium members in individual capacity. Further investments would be taken care of from the revenues the project brings.

The existing partners have roped in DeGolyer and MacNaughton a petroleum consulting company based in Dallas, Texas for reserve certification by 2013-end. Parallely, the players are working on the Front End Engineering Design (Feed) contract, which will lead to the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for construction of the liquefaction plant."




Recently D&M thoughts on Linc had an effect too, maybe you noticed the glare from the rocket plume, helped by an overenthusiastic journalist?