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The new company is the first and only to bring together industry-leading equipment, services and digital solutions across the entire spectrum of oil and gas development.
Mike Branchflower, Kongsberg Digital and Jørn Kjølaas, SINTEF, Norway, explain how improvements to an advanced transient multiphase flow simulator enable improved designs of natural gas pipelines with low liquid loading.
Oilfield Technology Correspondent, Gordon Cope, shows how operators have a range of options when it comes to optimising production in unconventional resources.
McKinsey Energy Insights (MEI), the data and analytics specialist that provides distinctive insight and support to the global energy industry, has released its North American Shale Oil Outlook.
UK-based subsea company Rovco has strengthened its senior management team with the appointment of Dr Iain Wallace as chief technology officer (CTO).
Tendeka has announced the appointment of two new members to its board of directors, Jim Nixon and Bill Wright.
In its annual account of global oil resources, Rystad Energy finds that Saudi Arabia has added enough recoverable oil resources to regain its top position ahead of the United States and Russia.
CGG’s JumpStart™ multi-client geoscience programs integrate the most advanced seismic data with reviewed, calibrated and interpreted well and geological data for petroleum systems evaluation, supported by regional interpretations and reports.
Aaron Johnson & Ken Wunch, Dow Energy & Water Solutions, explore approaches to sustainable water management in oil and gas operations.
Petrofac has secured a long-term Framework Agreement (FA) with Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) for the provision of Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EP+Cm) Support Services for major oil and gas projects.
Newest Board Member brings over 30 years of oil and gas procurement expertise to the company.
Royal Dutch Shell plc has announced the completion of two previously announced agreements that will see Shell sell all its in-situ and undeveloped oil sands interests in Canada and reduce its share in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project (AOSP) from 60% to 10%.