Drilling & production

Halliburton has released a proprietary and collaborative workflow that links geoscience and reservoir, drilling, and completion engineering.

The University of Strathclyde is launching a new institute to support the oil and gas industry, to help companies compete on an international stage.

At the second North Dakota pipeline summit, state leaders, energy companies and regulators discussed a range of issues relating to regional pipeline capacity.

The Brookings Institution outlines how climate legislation can be reframed to align with business and economic goals for greater success.

Representatives of the EU and OPEC met in Brussels on 24 June 2014 to address the common challenges facing energy producing and consuming countries.

A survey from KPMG has revealed that energy executives believe the US can achieve energy independence within 15 years.

Wärtsilä’s environmental seal systems have gained recognition by Lloyd's Register for meeting EPA requirements.

High North Resources Ltd has provided an operational update on its drilling program.

The Brookings Institution discussed how security dynamics in Iraq may affect oil production.

Emerson Process Management has opened a flow loop facility for Roxar technologies in Stavanger.

The Iraq crisis has implications for the oil industry. How is conflict in the region affecting global markets?

E3 Services and Solutions has licensed OriginOil technology for frack and industrial water reclamation projects.

Statoil has received consent to use mobile drilling facility for permanent plugging of well 6407/7-3 on the Njord field.

NES Global Talent reflects on ‘National Women in Engineering Day’ and examines the routes women are taking to careers in the oil and gas industry.

The mill in Cilegon was acknowledged for its zero accident achievement of 7,735,217 working hours without incidents.