Production & SCM
Vote for the best products of 2020
Who will win gold in 2020? Oil & Gas Engineering announces the finalists for its 4th annual Product of the Year competition.
Project enhances energy security in Eastern Mediterranean
Argonne National Laboratory's GoMed project is one of three U.S.-Israel Energy Center that will enhance energy security in the Eastern Mediterranean region.
Membrane technology to cut emissions, energy use in oil refining
Membrane technology developed by researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, Imperial College London and ExxonMobil could reduce carbon emissions and energy intensity associated with refining crude oil.
Carbon-loving materials designed to reduce industrial emissions
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, are advancing gas membrane materials to expand practical technology options for reducing industrial carbon emissions produced by fossil fuel industries.
Oil forecasting technique may cut shale operator costs
Texas A&M University researchers have developed an analytical procedure that can be used in spreadsheets to predict the amount of oil and gas that can be recovered from newly drilled wells.
A slim glimmer of optimism
The pandemic is hitting the oil and gas industry hard, but there are glimmers of hope on the horizon.
The importance of API 20E and API 20F bolting standards
Standard specifies requirements for alloy and carbon steel bolting
Conference tools to help oil and gas companies to stay productive working remotely
New technology allows “social distancing” for essential workers in the field, allowing them to understand, plan and coordinate effectively from home.
Offshore oil and gas platforms emitting more methane than thought
University of Michigan researchers found offshore energy platforms in the Gulf of Mexico are emitting more methane than previously thought.
Trade agreement between U.S., China should be reinterpreted for long-term oil and gas value
Rice University experts at the Baker Institute for Public Policy argue in an issue brief that the trade deal with the U.S. and China should be reinterpreted to allow for better long-term benefits relating to oil and gas.