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When Cabot approached Lackawanna College about creating an endowment at the School of Petroleum & Natural Gas, the management of the program had the foresight to negotiate a financial contribution as well as a pathway to exchange knowledge. This commitment
In 1958, Cabot completed its first underground storage pool or depleted gas reservoir. This is done by reversing the flow of natural gas back into a well while restoring it to its original internal pressure. In doing so, the newly-repurposed
In today’s world, smartphones, tablets, and iPads make life easier. People who are interested in learning about the goings on in the oil and gas world will find these exceedingly useful. Below we’ve listed some of useful oil and gas
In the 1950’s, carbon black, Cabot’s primary product, was in high demand in New Zealand. This demand was driven by the rapidly growing amount of families that owned cars. As explained in the country’s profile in the September, 1951 edition
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