Unmanned Aircraft Systems Are Flying High in Oil and Gas

The oil and gas industry is typically slow to respond to new technology outside of their comfort zone. They’re on par with the FAA’s inability to quickly create rules regulating unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)— also referred to as drones. “The biggest surprise was around the very methodical approach this industry…

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The CEO of U.S. Energy Media, Emmanuel Sullivan is a technical writer who has built up his profile in the oil and gas industry. He lives and works in Houston, where he publishes Oilman and Oilwoman on a bimonthly basis, and Energies quarterly, distributing the magazine to energy thought leaders and professionals throughout the United States and around the world. At a time when technology is rapidly changing, he provides an invaluable service to oil & gas, and renewable energy executives, engineers, and managers, offering them both broad and specific looks at the topics that affect their livelihoods. Sullivan earned his BA in Communications at Thomas Edison State University and his MA in Professional Writing at Chatham University. 

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