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More than 15,000 energy professionals representing 2,500 organizations and 60 countries gathered from 21 to 25 March in Kuala Lumpur for the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) Asia. -
To survive in the current low-price environment, exploration and production (E&P) companies must better handle the complexities inherent in their projects through practices that promote capital effectiveness and collaboration.
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The OTC 2016 Spotlight on New Technology awards recognize innovative technologies and allows for companies to show the latest advances in offshore exploration and production.
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Darcy Spady has been nominated for 2018 SPE President, and seven other members were nominated to fill vacancies on the 2017 SPE Board of Directors.
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As operators look to reduce the time and cost for projects, adopting a modular approach to facility design. While this approach may provide some benefits, it may not be the most efficient path.
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The amount of data within industry continues to grow. Information management is a significant challenge, but it provides an opportunity for improved project performance.
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As the cost to source, transport, store, treat, and dispose of water remains relatively high, water management programs will become a greater priority in the coming year.
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To help lower costs of offshore projects, DNV GL has launched initiatives focused on the use of composite components.
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In drawdown management, operators can exert control over the downhole flow pressure, reservoir pressure, and choke size to avoid estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) losses.
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Speakers at the recent SPE Asia Pacific Unconventional Resources Conference and Exhibition addressed the role of uncertainty and risk in sanctioning megaprojects.
