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Global power sector shows signs of recovery
15 Oct 20094 min read

Global power sector shows signs of recovery

The power sector has undoubtedly been hit hard by the global credit crunch. The good news is though, that we are now seeing some positive signs of recovery, with the sector beginning to slowly bounce back with more money being invested in new projects.

South American pipeline update
13 Oct 20093 min read

South American pipeline update

The oil and gas sector in South America holds tremendous potential, with at least 110 billion bbls of oil, 272 trillion ft3 of gas and over 250 billion bbls of recoverable bitumen. But that potential often remains elusive for many countries.

Global exploration overview
12 Oct 20094 min read

Global exploration overview

Brazilian oil and Australian gas are the hottest ball games in town at the moment. This article reviews activity in these areas and other offshore exploration activity.

Managing risk in an uncertain world: new techniques
5 Oct 20093 min read

Managing risk in an uncertain world: new techniques

Working with a global operator, a Drilling Risk Assessment simulation model has been developed. Executives can now simulate and test scenarios before committing to a course of action.

The Arctic exploration frontier
1 Oct 20094 min read

The Arctic exploration frontier

The Arctic region holds large reserves of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil and gas. Exploration and drilling challenges exist due to harsh conditions and environmental concerns.

Offshore production and spending market
1 Oct 20094 min read

Offshore production and spending market

The short-term outlook for the offshore oil and gas industry has become more difficult to predict than ever. The last few years saw an unprecedented boom in activity but there is now uncertainty and, in some quarters, despondency.

South American gas market
30 Sept 20094 min read

South American gas market

South America has an impressive total of gas reserves and is increasing its production, however, the region is continually facing problems despite its desire to expand and develop.

British energy focus
30 Sept 20093 min read

British energy focus

British companies can be found in all aspects of the energy industry all over the world. A track record of more than 40 years of expertise in exploring and developing oil and gas as well as nuclear energy has created a wealth of experience that is now being used globally.

Pipelines and control lines market update
30 Sept 20094 min read

Pipelines and control lines market update

With the long-term prospect of increasing global energy demand, securing future energy supplies has become a common global issue. For those countries with dwindling production rates or low hydrocarbon reserves, the pressure for energy security is set to increase.

Offshore hurricane insurance sees poor take up rate in 2009
30 Sept 20093 min read

Offshore hurricane insurance sees poor take up rate in 2009

The article looks at the prospects for the continuing availability of hurricane insurance in the offshore energy markets, discusses some of the problems with the products offered, reports on efforts to improve these products and the effect that low product take up is having on the energy insurance market. Windstorm premium makes up 15 to 20% of the offshore energy insurance portfolio.

Methane from coal mines presents opportunity to recover energy and generate revenues
30 Sept 20094 min read

Methane from coal mines presents opportunity to recover energy and generate revenues

If captured and recovered for energy, coal mine methane is a cost-effective resource. Coal mines around the world are increasingly focusing on the commercially available, cost-effective opportunities to capture and use this often wasted resource.

Influence of power lines on pipeline networks
30 Sept 20092 min read

Influence of power lines on pipeline networks

Increased difficulties in obtaining utility right-of-way and the concept of utility corridors have brought pipelines into close proximity with electric power transmission/distribution systems. Metallic objects subjected to the alternating electromagnetic field will exhibit an induced voltage. Also, power conductor faults to ground can cause substantial fault currents in the underground structure.

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