Subsea Technology
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Pushing Boundaries in Offshore O&G To say times were different when the first Gulf oil well went into service is a...
Features
2018 Oil & Gas Market Outlook
Few industries are as accustomed to change as oil and gas. From the rapid emergence of new technologies to dramatic ups and downs in the...
For O&G, Environmental Concerns Are Market Concerns
From March 14, 1910, to September 10, 1911, millions of gallons of oil gushed out of a pressurized well in Kern-County, California. Known as the...
Technology and Politics Mix in the Downstream
There’s a popular phrase in American public affairs: “All politics is local.” Although the quip is more closely aligned to former U.S. House Speaker Tip...
Shale Plays Rejuvenating Yet Discordant Tune for American Oil and Gas
The oil industry has always had a stunning fascination with numbers. To the casual observer, it may at times seem that the oil and gas...
Amid FERC Commissioner Shakeup
Oil and Gas Companies Seek to Give Regulatory Body More Control Over Timeline Enforcement On March 14, 2017, Dominion Energy President Diane Leopold went before...
Safety Subcontracted to the Lowest Bidder
Worker’s compensation is a double-edged sword because it can be abused. It is this exploitation that worker’s comp has developed a stigma that makes most...
Advancing Data Functionality for Offshore
Systems and Services that Optimize Organizational Results The industrial internet of things is transforming the offshore oil and gas sector. One estimate claims that a...
O&G Training and Education
Taps Technology for the Modern Classroom Experience As oil and gas companies in 2017 face unique challenges in workforce development, education and training providers will...
Innovative Wastewater Management Processes Gain Traction
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, has been a double-edged sword for the U.S. This method of hydrocarbon recovery has allowed the country to become...
