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.
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 retrievable fiber-optic well logging service visualizes entire well dynamics in real time much more rapidly than conventional technologies, reducing deferred production.
New hires, promotions and appointments continue to fuel the industry's workforce.
Operators in the U.S. and Middle East have used this autonomous directional drilling solution to achieve greater efficiency and sustainability benefits.
A major independent operator recently deployed the industry’s first high-density equipment preservation and hydrate prevention fluid to four subsea trees in the Gulf of Mexico.
Here’s how to build a sustainable offshore platform using a new design philosophy for the offshore oil and gas industry.
How to secure critical systems for a hybrid workforce
Drone technology has emerged as a valuable tool for oil and gas operators to manage their work sites and improve their ESG performance.
New hires, promotions and appointments continue to fuel the industry's workforce.
This weekly section highlights the latest upstream technologies designed to improve efficiencies.
Check out these E&P and drilling activity highlights from around the world.
Industrial Dataops is the future of industrial data management in the oil and gas industry and necessary to succeed in any organization’s digital transformation strategy.
While there is no silver bullet for ESG success, here are the principles for reaching objectives important for the energy services and technology sector.
How an AI technology reduced site visits, operating costs and carbon emissions while increasing efficiencies and safety for an E&P operator.
Keeping scientific and engineering experience and knowledge in place continues to be a challenge.
The FPSO market had a booming start to this year and its outlook remains bright driven by the shift toward more remote offshore locations. However, with this platform for growth comes greater challenges.
Service providers weigh in on how technologies affect the present and future carbon capture and storage operations.
Rig market utilization levels in the U.S. are expected to gradually increase between 2020 and 2025, but other global markets are predicted to make a speedier comeback.
New hires, promotions and appointments continue to fuel the industry's workforce.
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.
The EPSm contract approach is an example of open innovation that delivers wells on a partial turnkey basis.
Qube’s environmental surveillance technology uses continuous monitoring and artificial intelligence to detect, locate, quantify and classify emissions, leading to increased emissions reduction for greenhouse gases at oil and gas facilities.
The vendor-neutral platform eliminates data management headaches to support integrated completions evaluation for unconventional oil and gas reservoirs.
B3 Insight's Oilfield Water Stewardship Council aims to establish industry-endorsed ESG reporting standards for oil and gas industry water management.
New research shows the percentage of women in the U.S. energy technology and services sector rose to nearly 20% in 2020 and set a baseline for race and ethnicity at 25%.