New hires, promotions and appointments continue to fuel the industry's workforce.
This weekly section highlights the latest upstream technologies designed to improve efficiencies.
Wide-line spaced regional scale exploration provides significant cost and operational efficiencies for operators working transition zones.
A new platform provides accurate and comprehensive reservoir evaluation as well as safe, efficient and fast drilling, plus a predictability that helps minimize flat time and maximize value.
The carbon capture and storage industry faces a steep uphill climb to credibility and commercialization and its success will depend on how quickly its incumbents are prepared to adapt.
An independent study found that Fishbones’ stimulation technology can significantly reduce emissions compared to conventional practices.
Applying gas turbines to e-fracs checks a long list of boxes for new-era E&P companies, from cost savings to efficiency to GHG reductions and, most importantly, increased pumping hours.
The U.S. offshore wind industry is on the verge of significant acceleration over the coming years, which creates opportunities for experienced U.K. companies, says Jeff Tingley, head of strategy and market development at Xodus.
In response to an increase in cybersecurity threats, many in the energy industry have begun integrating a “Zero Trust” approach to securing their business information, which has proven key to reducing risk exposure.
An expert panel of judges has selected the top 20 upstream oil and gas industry projects and technologies that open new and better avenues to the complicated process of finding and producing hydrocarbons around the world.
Check out these E&P and drilling activity highlights from around the world.
This weekly section highlights the latest upstream technologies designed to improve efficiencies.
A software platform from Schlumberger is changing the traditional management of drilling fluids and helping operators better organize their data.
New hires, promotions and appointments continue to fuel the industry's workforce.
Remote oil and gas wells are notoriously difficult to monitor, but new technology may make them some of the most advanced sites out there.
Compromising on critical edge computing can be a costly gamble for oil and gas companies.
Here’s how the use of digital twin technology has helped prevent escalated conductor instability and maximize the lifetime of wellheads for an E&P operator in the North Sea and Barents Sea.
In this two-part series, experts from Baker Hughes, Nabors, Ikon Science and TrendMiner talk about the changing role of data analytics, its challenges and opportunities for the oil and gas sector.
New hires, promotions and appointments continue to fuel the industry's workforce.
This weekly section highlights the latest upstream technologies designed to improve efficiencies.
The annual MEA program, awarded by Hart Energy’s E&P editors, recognizes new products and technologies in upstream oil and gas that demonstrate innovation in concept, design and application.
Panelists at the recent Baker Institute’s 2021 Annual Energy Summit offer advice for clients seeking guidance during the uncertain transition period in the energy industry.
Check out these E&P and drilling activity highlights from around the world.
Automation delivers immediate rewards on short- and medium-term drilling programs.
Intermittent gas lift on mature wells significantly increases gas sales, reduces opex and potentially boosts production.
The IEA’s Net Zero by 2050 Roadmap defines the steps needed for the global energy sector to achieve net-zero emissions worldwide by 2050.
When choosing how to optimize digital twin technology, E&P operators generally decide between whether this should be developed internally or whether they should partner with a technology company. However, there is another approach to consider.
Multiuse data collection and shipboard analyses lead to reduced risk and improved efficiency on deepsea oil and gas exploration projects.
In this two-part series, experts talk about the changing role of data analytics, its challenges and opportunities for the oil and gas sector.
As many oil and gas operators pledge to cut carbon emissions to zero by 2050, two product champions from Schlumberger assess how realistic that goal is.