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The head of High Growth Regions at Honeywell International discusses technologies being developed and challenges faced in the dynamic Middle Eastern market and elsewhere.
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Following lessons learned from the Macondo blowout, institutional investors are using multiple strategies to fin dout how offshore drilling companies assess and manage risks from deepwater drilling operations.
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The key disciplines and technologies involved in the development of North American resource plays will be brought together for the launch of the Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTeC) to be held 12–14 August
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Oil companies and governments in the Middle East set their sights on technology advancements.
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How Saudi Aramco exceeded scheduling expectations for one of the largest engineering projects in the world.
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Petroleum engineering enrollment in the US, particularly at the undergraduate level, is increasing in a manner similar to the period between 1976 and 1982.
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When he was young, Yu-Shu Wu, saw the powerful effect that cold can have on rocks. “I was born and raised in the coldest part of China in the winter. There were a lot of fractures on the surface—you see big fractures everywhere,” said Wu
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Twenty-five years ago next month, the oil and gas industry’s worst offshore disaster took place. The explosion and fire on the Piper Alpha North Sea oil production platform killed 167 men and left only 61 survivors.
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The beneficial use of produced water is receiving great attention in the oil and gas industry. As oil and gas are produced, large quantities of water containing high amounts of total dissolved solids (TDS) are produced in the process.
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By all objective measures, SPE is a very successful organization. Our membership, which has become increasingly global, has more than doubled in the past decade. The number of conferences and workshops has increased without compromising on quality.