Oil & gas news
New gas chromatograph for upstream and midstream analysis
Emerson is introducing a new small footprint, easy-to-use gas chromatograph appropriate for C6+ analysis for upstream and midstream natural gas custody transfer metering applications.
Europe’s shale rationale (part two)
Part two of this special report explains why shale gas has the potential to diversify Europe’s energy mix.
Veolia and UK government to engage women in STEM careers
Veolia has partnered with the UK government to help engage more women in to science, technology, engineering and maths careers.
GE wins two “Spotlight on New Technology” awards at OTC 2014
Each year, OTC recognises innovative technologies that have industry-changing potential in the energy sector. The “Spotlight on New Technology Awards” showcase the latest and most advanced hardware and software solutions that are advancing the offshore exploration and production industry to new levels of safety, productivity and efficiency.
Oil and gas R&D spending to increase
New research from Lloyd’s Register Energy has shown that oil and gas research and development spending is to increase by 10% in 2015.
AVEVA Activity Visualisation Platform (AVEVA AVP)
Watch the video to experience the power of Industrial Gaming and the value it brings to the plant, marine and offshore industries.
Understanding Modbus Serial and TCP/IP
ProSoft Technology’s video offers an engaging look at the history of Modbus and how the Serial and TCP/IP systems work.
Halliburton announces the release of the RezConnect
A complete well testing solution for wireless control of downhole drill stem test tools (DST), measurement and analysis of well-test data in real time.
Europe’s shale rationale (part one)
With a resurgent Russia menacing the natural gas supply chain, Europe needs to do more than wait for America to open its LNG faucets.
IER statement on US Climate Assessment Report
The Institute of Energy Research has released a statement following the release of the US Climate Assessment Report, calling it ‘more scare tactics from the White House’.