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Nexstep appointed Jacqueline Vaessen general manager. Nexstep is an initiative of EBN, participant on behalf of the Dutch State in all Dutch oil and gas projects, and NOGEPA, trade association for oil and gas producers in the Netherlands. She will be responsible for the day-to-day management and expansion of the association whose ambition is to stimulate cooperation i…

Clearcurrent’s PRO-HEPA E11 static cartridge filter helps maintain gas turbine inlet combustion air quality, minimizing gas turbine compressor blade fouling. The cartridge uses high-efficiency glass fiber media technology to deliver HEPA-grade filtration in wet and dry conditions while eliminating the risk of unpredictable pressure drops associated with hydrophobic me…

The International Energy Agency governing board re-elected Fatih Birol executive director for a second 4-year term. The unanimous decision to extend his tenure followed a process initiated by IEA member countries at their ministerial meeting in November 2017.

Overcoming numerous regulatory hurdles, Cuadrilla Resources is pressing ahead with its plans to fracture a well in the UK for the first time since 2011.

At the State Council on 17 January, Ola Elvestuen was appointed as minister of climate and environment. Elvestuen is a member of parliament and represents Oslo. He was first elected to parliament in 2013 and has been deputy leader of the Liberal Party since 2008.

Widely held images of what happens when a well is fractured often bear little resemblance to what actually happens underground.

The principle objective of this research, initiated by the Petroleum Safety Authority, has been to improve the knowledge of safety-relevant indicators in the petroleum industry, in particular related to validity, effectiveness, and reliability.

Stanford geoscientists have found a way to detect thousands of tiny tremors around hydraulic fracturing operations that could serve as predictors of eventual larger earthquakes.

A newly developed compressor undergoing field trials could significantly change, and bring substantial cost savings to, the way wellsites are designed.

Jack Gerard, American Petroleum Institute (API) president and CEO, will step down when his current contract ends in August. Until then, he will continue to direct the association’s work and assist in the search for a new CEO. Gerard joined API after serving as president and CEO of the National Mining Association and the American Chemistry Council. He worked for almost…