Special reports

Rystad Energy expects a new wave of UK field development projects to be sanctioned towards 2022.

The Net Zero Solution Centre will aim to accelerate the development and deployment of technologies to decarbonise offshore operations and develop the UK Continental Shelf as the first net zero oil and gas basin globally.

Wood Mackenzie senior analyst David Low discusses potential M&A activity in the Australian upstream sector over the next 12 months.

The 5% tariff announced last Friday is the first time that Beijing has targeted crude oil.

Production is expected to double from 149 billion m3 in 2018 to 325 billion m3 in 2040.

Call for papers opens for annual flagship conference.

Global multi-disciplined technology and engineering company, XL Group, has grown its management team to support further expansion.

Danny Constantinis, EM&I Group, Malta, provides pointers for operators looking to conduct an effective asset integrity management campaign.

Romain Chambault, Director Europe, Oilfield Equipment, Baker Hughes, a GE company, considers how a key supply chain behind the subsea industry has changed dramatically in recent years.

Adoption of digital technologies in the upstream sector has surged of late, largely as a reaction to the crash in crude oil prices, according to GlobalData.

Steve Hendrickson, President of Ralph E. Davis, discusses the need for greater disclosure in the oil and gas industry regarding how 'type well profiles' (or TWPs) are prepared.

GlobalData’s latest research reveals that Norway has the highest number of expansion projects under construction globally, with efforts expected to exceed US$10 billion in total CAPEX.

Martin Harrop, Riser Analysis Manager, Aquaterra Energy, explores the benefits of digital testing and analysis of conductor designs.

Adam Johnson, director of Leeds-based Tudor International Freight, has said affected enterprises, including in the oil and gas sector should undertake these analyses with a view to seeking any changes needed in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

The offshore industry gradually increased the overall headcount of the top 50 oilfield service companies from 2017 to 2018.