Exploration

Nancy Yamaguchi, contributing editor, discusses the Latin American refining sector in light of the changes in oil supply and demand.

The PM will commit to essential steps to increase the economic benefits from North Sea oil and gas, which could be worth £200 billion.

An APPEA white paper explains that regulatory reform is needed to enhance Australia’s oil and gas industry.

Hydraulic fracturing has yet to make an impact outside of the US as operators continue to face environmental worries and logistical challenges.

According to the Global Salary Guide, UK oil and gas professionals have seen a slight decrease in wages.

More than 2500 students are to attend ‘Introduce a Girl to Engineering’ events facilitated by ExxonMobil with the hope of inspiring more girls to take up STEM careers.

As part of the Energy Institute’s 100th anniversary an executive interview was carried out with Dr Tony Hayward HonFEI, CEO, Genel Energy.

Schlumberger has introduced a new fracturing technique, which enables sequential stimulation of perforation clusters in wells drilled in unconventional reservoirs.

IP Week 2014 looked at the strategic role of technology advances in the oil and gas industry.

The APPEA believes that the latest enquiry in the Northern Territory will confirm that hydraulic fracturing poses minimal environmental risk.

At IP Week, energy outlooks to 2040 were compared, contrasted and discussed.

Met Office provides vital forecasting during North Sea storms.

A new report from the World Energy Council highlights the critical issues affecting the global and regional energy sector.

The Energy Institute is celebrating 100 years of professionalism.

Chuck Drobny, GlobaLogix, USA, explains how an oil company in the Eagle Ford play benefitted from video recognition software.