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The Oklahoma City-based shale gas explorer said the concurrent deals will simplify its portfolio and lower its overall emissions rate.
The leading oilfield services firms say a multiyear upcycle is driving improved pricing and technology uptake.
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EDF and Carbon Mapper find more than two dozen facilities producing the same near-term climate pollution as about 500,000 passenger vehicles. -
Recent events serve as a stark reminder that nations must ensure they have broad access to hydrocarbons and protect their power grids as they venture forward in the energy transition.
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It appears to be possible to sense how fractures change during production using ultrasensitive fiber-optic strain measurements. -
A rigless chemical frac-hit remediation process was designed to address the damage mechanisms of capillary phase trapping, reduced hydrocarbon relative permeability, paraffin deposition, and minor scale deposition. -
When it comes to produced water from US shale plays, it’s either recycle and reuse or throw it away—and both are easier said than done. -
A new dose of constraint may just be the best prescription for those making reserves estimates on prospective unconventional resources.
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The owner of a hydroelectric power plant has created a cottage industry for local crypto miners in Costa Rica where electricity is in surplus and the power that is produced is all green.
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You know about upstream, midstream, and downstream. Now, get ready for the coming age of "counterstream" which will leverage many of the industry's existing engineering skillsets.
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Gas processor Lucid Energy is moving forward with a plan to inject a mix of carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide deep below New Mexico’s portion of the Permian Basin. The project is designed to keep injecting for 30 years.
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While uncertainties remain for the coming year, there is also optimism for the upstream industry, a welcome prospect following two sharp downcycles in less than 6 years.
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An experimental study of a shroud-type downhole separator for a pumped horizontal or deviated well is presented in this study.
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Do you know how many of your organization’s wells are artificially lifted? Or, more importantly, do you know what fraction of your production volumes are dependent on artificial lift? I would wager that the percentages are higher than you would expect, and I encourage you to seek out that information and share it.
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This paper describes a comprehensive approach to mitigate systemic failure in gas-lift valves in presalt wells.
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