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UniversalPegasus named Tom Davison as senior vice president of onshore operations. Davison joined the company from Jacobs Engineering, where he served as vice president of upstream oil and gas. Previously, he spent 16 years as the director of onshore facilities at Mustang Engineering. He has worked on major pipeline projects and international oil and gas production fa… -
This is the first of several articles on the subject of water management for unconventional hydraulic fracturing. This article outlines the critical issues and outlines development of a strategy for treatment of flowback fluids.
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Simon Richards joined Hill International’s construction claims and consulting group as a technical director, specializing in the upstream oil and gas industry. With a background in processing engineering, he has 27 years of experience in operating, consulting, and contracting organizations. He is a member of the Institute of Chemical Engineers and a chartered engineer…
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Paradoxical effects can exist when expanding the capacity of natural-gas-transportation networks. This paper derives conditions where it can be expected, how the effect can be masked, and provide analysis to support identification in larger-scale networks.
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Orhun Aydin and Mojtaba Shahri are the 2013 Nico van Wingen Memorial Graduate Fellowship in Petroleum Engineering recipients.
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I had the pleasure of seeing an announcement for the semisubmersible hull destined for the Jack/St. Malo project leaving a South Korean shipyard for another in Texas.
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As today’s deep wells challenge the bounds of pressure and temperature, accurate reservoir testing has become essential to mitigate production risk.
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The Golden State’s Monterey formation has been garnering a great deal of attention as a possible emerging liquids-rich shale resource that not only rivals plays such as the Bakken and Eagle Ford but towers above them in potential.
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The thick, siliceous, highly tectonically fractured, organic-rich formation known as the Monterey is widely considered to be the primary source rock for hydrocarbons throughout California
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