June 2024
Oilfield Technology’s brand-new May/June issue is out now! Kicking things off is a special keynote article from McKinsey & Company, which considers the role that the oil and gas industry has to play in the transition towards cleaner, less carbon-intensive energy sources. Following this, our fantastic front cover sponsor, Titan Oil Recovery, explains how managing the biology and ecology of oil reservoirs can offer an effective method of reservoir optimisation with no capital expense. The rest of the issue is packed full of interesting technical articles on topics ranging from water treatment and completions to the digital oilfield. Don’t hesitate to get stuck in!
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Playing The Right Role
Micah Smith, McKinsey & Company, USA, considers the role that the oil and gas industry has to play in the transition towards cleaner, less carbon-intensive energy sources.
Organic Oil Recovery With No Capital Expense
Dr. Colin K. Hill, Titan Oil Recovery, USA, explains how managing the biology and ecology of oil reservoirs can offer an effective method of reservoir optimisation with no capital expense.
Making The Invisible Visible
Azka Yasyfa, James Fisher AIS, Indonesia, explores how the country is utilising digitalisation within its energy industries.
Finding The Balance
Mojtaba Moradi and Mike Konopczynski, TAQA (Industrialization & Energy Services Company), UK, and Geir Frode Kvilaas, Aker BP, Norway, discuss how AOCDs can enhance well efficiency and reduce the costs associated with intervention and maintenance while providing data for future well completion projects.
From Ticking The Box To Becoming Top Notch
Dave Cormack, 3T Energy, UK, discusses the recent advancements in well control training.
Optimising Mud Loss Prevention
Qi Liu, CNPC Chuanqing Drilling Engineering, and Jack Wang, Vertechs Group, China, explore the advantages of integrating smart equipment and wellbore-strengthening technology while drilling in challenging vertical sections.
Bursting The Bubble
Frank Wurpel, Adaptive Process Solutions (APS), UK, outlines why many produced water treatment systems for ageing assets are no longer fit for purpose, and explores the different solutions available.
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