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This well-established oilfield consultancy explains why 2020 might be a big year for the unconventional sector.

WiSub will lead a consortium with Statoil, Kongsberg, Saab, and other companies and universities to develop a standardized interface for AUV docking with subsea structures, as well as bi-directional power transfer to help charge sensor networks.

This new deal marks the second major acquisition of an offshore drilling company since the onset of the industry downturn.

Shell invested in a Singapore solar company and signed an agreement to purchase a Texas company with solar and other renewable assets. Along with its minority stake in a company that uses solar to generate steam for EOR in the Middle East, Shell catches some rays in the Asia Pacific, US, and Oman.

This paper introduces dynamic risk modeling and reports on a 2016 proof-of-concept demonstration of the emergent capability. 

A new treaty governing biodiversity and the use of nearly 50% of the world’s oceans is inching closer to realization.

According to Investopedia, in 2015, the oil and gas industry accounted for between 4.6 and 6.5% of the global economy. In a recent discussion I had with a friend, we spoke about the effect this industry has on the lives of so many people.

BCCK, an engineering, procurement, fabrication, and field construction services company, has appointed Matt Amilian as director of business development to support company growth in the Oklahoma, Appalachian, and Rocky Mountain regions. Amilian joins BCCK from Condit, where he served as gas processing market manager. He is currently vice president of the Mid-Continent …

Moxa's NPort IAW5000A-6I/O servers provide flexibility for companies looking to integrate serial equipment in the field with a wireless Ethernet network. The combination of digital I/Os makes the servers well-suited for a variety of industry data acquisition applications. The servers can be controlled over TCP/IP using the Modbus TCP protocol and can be configured and…

Beaches in Norfolk, England, were strewn with huge plastic pipes last month. The pipes, 8 ft in diameter and up to 1,574 ft long, were washed ashore while being towed from Norway to Algeria. The CEO of the pipe manufacturer, Pipelife, said a container ship collided with the pipes, as reported by Reuters.