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Title:

OTC Report - Study Indicates (USD)40 Billion Spending Program For Deepwater Wells

Published in:

Pipeline & gas journal ; 230

Publication date:

2003

ISSN:

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Gasbeleuchtung , Zeitschrift , Gasversorgung , Gas , Pipeline

Classification:

BKL: 53.38 / 56.50 Technischer Ausbau / 57.36 Erdölgewinnung, Erdgasgewinnung / 53.38 Lichttechnik / 57.36 / 56.50
Local classification TIB: 770/4930/5340/5535

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