Production & SCM
Colonial Pipeline incident reinforces value of managed OT system isolation
The cyberattack that compromised Colonial Pipeline serves as sobering reminder that operational technology (OT) system isolation must be consistently managed. Four lessons from the incident are highlighted.
Recent advances in fiber optic sensing systems
Greater insight for O&G well completions and production operations
Hannover Messe Digital Edition: Digital transformation, international collaboration, award winner
With industrial digital transformation as the theme, the 2021 Hannover Messe Digital Edition kicked off a week of more than 1,500 program activities with more than 500 speakers, April 12-16, covering trends in industry, energy and logistics with experts from business, science and industry. See the 2021 Hermes Award winner.
Robotic refueling technology market maturing, expanding
Robotic refueling technology is maturing and expanding beyond the scope of the mining industry and could be used in many applications.
Robots digging deep underground, finding new depths
Robots are being used in oil and gas operations to dig underground, which is often undulating and challenging. Companies are finding innovative ways to overcome the problem.
Oil and gas contracts declined in 2020
Due to COVID-19's effect on the overall economy, oil and gas contracts declined in 2020 according to GlobalData.
Oil and gas industry’s future lies in technology
To continually safeguard the oil and gas industry, companies must look to technology advances such as digital twins, smart pipelines and more.
China to lead global chlorine capacity additions by 2025
GlobalData reports that chlorine capacity is poised to see considerable growth by 2025 with China leading the charge.
Next-gen trim cuts rotary valve cavitation
Enabled by additive manufacturing; proved in river water trial
LOE’s sea change to real-time visibility
Lease operating expense is a key operational parameter