Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including a new field coming onstream and an oilfield service provider unveiling new technology.
The oil and gas industry has both a need and an opportunity to embrace the digital transformation while engaging the next generation of its workforce.
Natural gas volatility remains—typically with prices down, and then down further—but demand is developing rapidly for an expanded energy market, East Daley Analytics says.
Deals will take a while, however, as these multi-gigawatt agreements are also multi-decade investments, said Range Resources CFO Mark Scucci.
TGS said the survey, which is positioned up-dip from the Utica condensate and gas trend, will target 276 sq miles of “key” formations in the Appalachian Basin.
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.
Gas-fired power demand is coming for AI-enhanced data generation as Microsoft, Amazon and others race to stay on top—and not go the way of IBM—analysts said at a Pittsburgh energy forum.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, with a large contract announced offshore Gulf of Mexico and strategic partnerships aimed at optimizing oilfield production.
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners (MSIP) is backing data center developer Flexential as demand for AI and high-performance computing grows.
Liberty Energy capitalized on its “competitive edge” when navigating a challenging demand environment in third-quarter 2024, CEO Chris Wright said in the company’s quarterly earnings call.