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As the global oil and gas industry grasps the benefits that digitalization, automation, machine learning, and artificial intelligence can bring to production and profitability, its relatively immature cyber systems are making it an attractive soft target for hackers.

Although the shale sector continues to thrive, the pace of deepwater E&P is now gradually picking up.

A lack of access to electricity has ripple effects across many aspects of people’s lives, health, and safety.

Malaysia’s Petronas, Shell Malaysia, and Thailand’s PTTEP are now in the midst of full-scale digital adoption. The companies are beginning to see results, but none is counting on a “big bang” in development of the technology soon.

Detection and identification of the type and intensity of frac-driven interactions is the key to the next generation of fracturing operations.

Digitalization and automation were key topics in the panel and technical sessions at this year’s Offshore Technology Conference as the iconic event celebrated its 50th anniversary.

As the country pushes for higher output from its emerging unconventional sector, nature is pushing back. To get better results, operators there are increasing their reliance on technology.

This paper presents a newly developed model to predict the breakdown pressures in cased and perforated wells.

As gas development focuses more on tight and ultratight formations, the challenges to produce economically become diverse and more intense. One main challenge faced while fracturing a well is a high fracture gradient.

This paper presents a newly designed triaxial fracturing system and describes a series of experiments that verified the validity of tool-free chemical diversion for multistage fracturing of openhole horizontal wells.