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Questions posed by 2015 SPE President Helge Hove Haldorsen; Answers provided by Rune Mode Ramberg -
This month should offer key clues to the direction of the oil market over the next several months.
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The greatest challenge facing the oil and gas industry, particularly in this low-price environment, is to increase recovery rates.
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Of all the technologies that have propelled the unconventional boom in the United States over the past 15 years, plug and perf (P&P) remains the No. 1 method for stimulating multistage wells
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Stuck pipe has traditionally been a challenge for the oil and gas industry; in recent years, operators have become even more determined to reduce the effect of stuck-pipe issues.
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The US Department of the Interior encourages the practice of baseline groundwater sampling before drilling, according to its recently released hydraulic fracturing regulations.
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Although Argentina is home to what is probably the largest shale formation in South America, the country remains a net importer of oil and gas, according to the US Energy Information Administration.
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Researchers at Rice University in Houston are hoping their new theory on composite properties may help the oil and gas industry reduce the time it takes to develop and test new materials.
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While wastewater reuse is an option for oil and gas operations, it is an imperative for space travel.
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The SPE Gulf Coast Section (GCS) held its first annual OilSim Competition in April to raise funds for petroleum engineering scholarships.
