Jordan
Blum
Hart Energy
Gastech
Companies Hop on Digital Twins, AI Trends to Transform Day-to-day Processes
A big trend for oil and gas companies is applying AI and digital twin technology into everyday processes, said Kongsberg Digital's Yorinde Lokin-Knegtering at Gastech 2024.
Exclusive: CCUS Industry Poised for Standardization, Cost Reduction
Worley’s Senior Director of CCUS Gary LeMaire shares insights into the “significant” role of carbon capture, utilization and storage in reaching net zero demands and regulatory uncertainties with CCUS technologies.
Exclusive: Embracing AI for Precise Supply-Demand Predictions
Dak Liyanearachchi, the CTO with NRG, gives insight on AI’s capabilities in optimizing energy consumption and how NRG is making strides to manage AI’s growth, in this Hart Energy exclusive interview.
Halliburton Leverages Century of Subsurface Experience for Hydrogen
Halliburton’s Nathan Snoke said the company’s 105 years of experience focused on the subsurface enables it to store hydrogen underground and at a lower cost.
The Latest
Companies Hop on Digital Twins, AI Trends to Transform Day-to-day Processes
A big trend for oil and gas companies is applying AI and digital twin technology into everyday processes, said Kongsberg Digital's Yorinde Lokin-Knegtering at Gastech 2024.
Exclusive: CCUS Industry Poised for Standardization, Cost Reduction
Worley’s Senior Director of CCUS Gary LeMaire shares insights into the “significant” role of carbon capture, utilization and storage in reaching net zero demands and regulatory uncertainties with CCUS technologies.
Exclusive: Embracing AI for Precise Supply-Demand Predictions
Dak Liyanearachchi, the CTO with NRG, gives insight on AI’s capabilities in optimizing energy consumption and how NRG is making strides to manage AI’s growth, in this Hart Energy exclusive interview.
Halliburton Leverages Century of Subsurface Experience for Hydrogen
Halliburton’s Nathan Snoke said the company’s 105 years of experience focused on the subsurface enables it to store hydrogen underground and at a lower cost.
RBAC: Environmental Pressures Undercutting the Global Gas Network
RBAC founder and energy economist Robert Brooks worries that environmental goals and pressures have taken a front seat at the expense of affordable energy access to countries such as Africa.
Exclusive: Chevron’s Big Worry for the Permian Basin? Infrastructure
Colin Parfitt, the president of midstream for Chevron, said U.S. permitting can be slow and the LNG has only exacerbated concerns about moving Permian gas to Gulf Coast export terminals.
Exclusive: MET Eyes US LNG as European Natgas Demand Slows
Europe's MET Group has its eye on U.S. LNG as European natural gas demand is forecasted to decrease, said Benjamin Lakatos, chairman and CEO of MET Group, at Gastech 2024 in Houston.
Exclusive: Enbridge’s Next Plans Post Dominion Acquisitions, More LNG
Enbridge’s Allen Capps shares the company’s long term growth solutions, and his optimism on gas prices, following completion of transformational natural gas deals with Dominion, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Exclusive: EQT Set to Benefit from AI Growth in Appalachia
An ample supply of natural gas is available in Appalachia, making it a perfect place for AI data centers to settle down and take root. EQT plans on pouncing on the opportunity, said Will Jordan, EQT's executive vice president and general counsel, at Gastech 2024.
No Shortage of Capital, Shortage of Investable Low-carbon Projects
Investors are looking to the bankability equation—sustainability plus guaranteed returns—and finding that the energy transition’s problem is not a shortage of capital, but a shortage of investable projects.