API releases 2008 Basic Petroleum Data Book.
Press Release Summary:
Comprised of U.S. and international petroleum statistics beginning in 1947, first edition of API's 2008 Basic Petroleum Data Book provides historical data on worldwide oil and natural gas reserves, exploration and drilling, production, refining, transportation, historical prices, product demand, imports, exports, and environmental information. Glossary and source list with names and telephone numbers are also included in nearly 600-page book.
Original Press Release:
API 2008 Basic Petroleum Data Book, First Edition Available
WASHINGTON - Orders are now being accepted for API's 2008 Basic Petroleum Data Book (Volume 28, No. 1), first edition. The Data Book is a compendium of U.S. and international petroleum statistics beginning, in most instances, in 1947.
The Data Book contains historical data on worldwide oil and natural gas reserves, exploration and drilling, production, refining, transportation, historical prices, product demand, imports, exports and environmental information. A glossary and a source list (names and telephone numbers) are also included in the nearly 600-page book.
An annual subscription to the 2008 print edition (two issues) of API's Basic Petroleum Data Book (Order No. 05400) is available for $1,430 with a 20 percent discount for API members. For on-line ordering information visit apidata.api.org or e-mail statistics@api.org. You may also order by telephone: (202) 682-8499.
The Basic Petroleum Data Book is available electronically through API's electronic statistical service, API DATA(TM). Visit apidata.api.org to subscribe to the on-line edition. The electronic version is updated continuously and files are posted as Excel spreadsheets. Subscribers to the electronic version receive unlimited access to all updates for an annual fee of $5,295 for non-API members, or $2,720 for members. Subscribers also may obtain access to other API statistical publications and topical reports, including the Weekly Statistical Bulletin, the Monthly Statistical Report, the Quarterly Well Completion Report, and the Joint Association Survey on Drilling Costs for an additional fee.
Additional information on API's Basic Petroleum Data Book is available from Crystal Harrod, API Statistics Department, (202) 682-8520 or apidata@api.org. For information about APIDATA On-Line(TM), contact Marian Ashton by telephone at 202/682-8511 or via e-mail at ashtonm@api.org.
Karen Matusic | 202.682.8118 | matusick@api.org
