Special reports

The European Investment Bank has said that it will end financing of fossil fuel energy projects at the end of 2021.

Debra Phillips, Vice President of API’s Global Industry Services, describes how API is helping the country of Guyana as it builds its national energy plan.

Ayming report reveals funding boost for global R&D teams but outlines complacency regarding talent from business leaders.

The company’s latest report, ‘Haynesville Shale in the US, 2019’, reveals that the increasing natural gas production from the Haynesville Shale play will propel it as the main supplier to LNG operations along the US Gulf Coast (USGC).

In the second part of this two-part article, Graham Gillies, Baker Hughes, explains the three layers of technology innovation that, if adopted by the subsea supply chain, could overcome many of the challenges created by the current economic situation.

Advancing technology improves resources outlook.

In the first part of this two-part article, Graham Gillies, Baker Hughes, examines how tier one suppliers have responded to the prolonged downturn in oil prices by embracing work methodologies designed to drive greater levels of standardisation and achieve supply chain efficiencies that would continue beyond any future price recovery.

In a piece written on behalf on NES Global Talent, Dr. Susan Shortland, Senior Lecturer in HRM, University of Westminster, UK, considers the key issues that need to be kept in mind when deciding whether to pursue an expatriate oil and gas role.

Colin Foreman, Deputy Editor at GlobalData, says that if the proceeds of the Aramco IPO are invested as planned, and become a catalyst for broader development in Saudi Arabia, then the long-term value of the listing will greatly outweigh any potential disappointment in the company’s valuation.

Vicki Codd, NES Global Talent, gives some pointers on how energy companies can attract and retain Generation Z.

In the second part of this two-part article, Ray Mouw, Morgan Advanced Materials, continues his discussion on why magnesia stabilised zirconia ceramic components will be vital for pumps that work in harsh environments, such as oil and gas, and crude oil extraction.

Ray Mouw, Morgan Advanced Materials, explains why magnesia stabilised zirconia ceramic components will be vital for pumps that work in harsh environments, such as oil and gas, and crude oil extraction.

The company said in a statement that it intends to float on the Riyadh stock exchange.

Rystad Energy has outlined three possible scenarios for Russia’s largest gas conduit to Europe beyond 2020.

The Department of the Interior’s Office of Natural Resources Revenue (ONRR) reported that revenues generated from energy development on federal lands increased by US$2.76 billion dollars over fiscal year 2018.