HOUSTON, Sept 02, 2005 /PRNewswire
Katrina slammed into the U.S. Gulf Coast this past Monday, just east of New Orleans, through the heart of the offshore oil and gas production and transportation infrastructure that supplies about 25% of domestic oil production, and about 20% of the nation's natural gas production. Added to this impact, the landfall at the mouth of the Mississippi River hit a major portion of the U.S. Gulf Coast refining industry and the origins of the nation's interstate refined product pipeline transportation network. For a copy of the briefing paper, and expert comment on energy issues, please contact: Purvin & Gertz is an independent energy consulting firm providing technical, commercial and strategic advice. Purvin & Gertz specializes in servicing clients involved in the production, processing, transportation and marketing of oil, natural gas and gas liquids, and petroleum products. Headquartered in Houston, the firm consists of an international network of offices in Calgary, Long Beach, London, Moscow, Singapore, and Buenos Aires. Founded in 1947, the company has maintained its mark of distinction within the industry. Purvin & Gertz is an employee-owned company, operating completely independent of any operating company, engineering firm, equipment manufacturer or process licenser. Visit http://www.purvingertz.com for information. SOURCE Purvin & Gertz |
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