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Orville D. Gaither, 1990 SPE President and an SPE Foundation trustee, died 29 June. Gaither’s presidency was marked by the opening of several international SPE sections and his extensive traveling to visit members around the world. When recollecting his presidency, Gaither often used “Enroute” to sum up the year, in which he journeyed 25,000 miles in commercial airlin…

The 2017 winners of the SPE regional awards for the technical and professional categories are announced.

Untapped offshore gas reservoirs could easily meet all of the country's domestic needs, while the rest could supply regional neighbors.

BP has confirmed it will not reintroduce Super Puma Helicopters until the completion of an investigation into last year’s fatal crash.

The Trump administration asked a federal appeals court on 7 July to allow it to delay enforcement of an Obama administration rule to limit methane pollution from oil and natural gas drilling.

Why is designing with human error in mind so critical? Consider that nearly 80% of all offshore facility accidents are caused by human errors, and 64% of these accidents happen during operations.

The expanded research and testing capabilities offer the only vertical test rig for subsea safety valves and one of the largest high-pressure natural gas test facilities in the world.

The SPS TE rectifier from GE is a single-phase, hot-pluggable, fan-cooled rectifier that provides DC power to space-critical applications in indoor and outdoor environments, such as a telecommunications network for an offshore facility. The rectifier has an extended temperature range and universal AC input voltage range. It also comes with redundant fan cooling, front…

GC Rieber Shipping named Christian Berg as its CEO. In addition to joining GC Rieber in this position, Berg’s newly established venture, Bech Offshore, will also become part of the company. He has more than 20 years’ experience in various management positions within the oil service industry. Before establishing Bech he spent 5 years in executive positions at Viking Su…

A federal appeals court in Washington ruled on 3 July that the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) overstepped his authority in trying to delay implementation of an Obama administration rule requiring oil and gas companies to monitor and reduce methane leaks.