Finding opportunities for growth during the Coronavirus pandemic
An interview with Sabine Busse, President of ABB Measurement & Analytics Division.
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An interview with Sabine Busse, President of ABB Measurement & Analytics Division.
Libya's current oil output is approximately 100 000 bpd, in comparison to 1.2 million bpd before the onset of civil war.
Oil prices fell on Friday as traders corrected the extravagant gains of this week, pricing in concerns over Covid-19’s effect on the demand recovery.
Celeros Flow Technology is a new name in the upstream arena – but some of its brands will be very familiar. Oilfield Technology caught up with CEO José Larios to find out more.
Will Scargill, Managing Oil & Gas Analyst at GlobalData, says that BP's transition to an integrated energy company will require "significant movements in the M&A market, if it is to be delivered in the targeted timeframe."
Francois Laborie, Cognite, US, considers how to optimise the fraccing value chain through open data in a low-priced oil market.
Oil prices rose on Wednesday on expectation for a significant draw in US crude oil stocks last week, but Covid-19 remains a concern.
Rystad has said that Saudi Aramco is seeing great uncertainty in the near term demand outlook for Saudi Arabia's crude.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday on concerns that a rise in Covid-19 infections globally will halt oil demand, leaving the increasing supply from August unused.
Covid-19 has led to a crisis in the global oil industry with a dramatic fall in prices and weak consumer demand creating difficulties for the upstream sector right now. Keith Tilley, CEO, Intoware, explains why companies must re-think their digital strategies or risk being left behind.
Oil prices rose a bit today, correcting some of yesterday’s losses, which were more a sign of shock on economic collapse figures. Nevertheless, traders brace for August, a month of returned production from OPEC+ amid stalled demand recovery.
Oil prices are falling today, with traders ignoring yesterday’s US crude stock news and acknowledging Covid-19’s threat to the demand recovery, while waiting for OPEC’s returned production to hit the market again.