Digital oilfield

New AI feature lets workers speak, paste, or upload content directly into EZOps to instantly generate suggested tasks.

KBR has announced a strategic investment in UK-based Applied Computing, marking a significant step forward in KBR’s AI driven growth strategy. As part of the investment, KBR has also secured a board position in the company.

Worley Consulting and Bloomfire partner to bring Enterprise Intelligence to energy, chemicals, and resources sectors.

Halliburton, in collaboration with ExxonMobil, Sekal, Noble, and the Wells Alliance Guyana team, has achieved the industry’s first fully automated geological well placement with complete rig automation in offshore Guyana.

SES Energy has acquired the chemical injection utilities and corrosion monitoring divisions of ICR.

Viridien announces the commencement of the Charrua 3D multi-client survey offshore Uruguay.

Weatherford International plc has announced that its AMP™ all-electric intelligent completion system and MARS™ mature asset rejuvenation by surveillance system have been recognised with a Spotlight on New Technology Award at Offshore Technology Conference Asia (OTC Asia) 2026.

The collaboration will focus on optimising Viridien’s seismic imaging algorithms on NVIDIA accelerated computing platforms.

The solution is being installed at scale across the new facility, providing clear visibility of asset conditions from the very outset of the project.

The incident did not impact pipeline operations or the company’s ability to meet contractual obligations.

Baker Hughes launches Kantori™, a unified digital autonomous well construction solution.

Ellen F. Warren interviews Praveen Shiveswara Sridharamurthy on real-time data, cloud, and AI.

New P&ID Viewer and Editor bridges decades of legacy documentation with reality capture and BIM to transform decision-making in oil, gas and heavy industry.

DNV approval validates ModuSpec’s integrated Argus well control assurance platform, paving way for deployment in the Norwegian offshore market.

Electricity demand growth is surging as data centres are becoming the new 'industrial load' of the artificial intelligence (AI) economy, and their electricity consumption is projected to double to 800 - 1000 TWh by 2030.