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Industry 4.0 is the innovation revolution across all industries. For our industry, Production 4.0 presents a massive opportunity to elevate oilfield performance by harnessing an easy-to-reach and plentiful resource—our data.

Sustainability and environmental issues played a key part in the content at two of SPE’s recent major conferences.

Our Society has a wealth of technical content, and it is rapidly growing.

This paper covers the 7-year history of drilling-fluids application in a reservoir drilling campaign offshore Abu Dhabi, from the early use of a solids-free, brine-/water-based mud to the recent application of nondamaging, nonaqueous fluids (NAFs) with micronized acid-soluble ilmenite.

This study focus on the design and evaluation of a customized water-based mud (NP-WBM) using silica oxide nanoparticles (SiO2-NPs) and graphene oxide nanoplatelets (GNPs).

Recent research has put extensive focus on the magic of graphene in drilling fluids. Graphene, because of its thermal, electrical, chemical, and mechanical properties, improves mudcake stability and minimizes fluid loss that eventually reduces formation damage.

SPE Offshore Europe 2019 saw a noticeably upbeat set of 38,000 industry participants from all over the world during the first week of September.

Held in Canada for the first time, the 2019 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition brought more than 6,000 petroleum professionals to Calgary, and offered a comprehensive review of technical topics related to industry productivity, digital transformation, safety, and sustainability.

Total compensation for SPE members this year has risen to its highest level since 2016, as the oil and gas industry continues to recover from the steep oil price downturn that began mid-decade.

The advent of the rotary-steerable system (RSS) introduced an efficient way to drill both current and future wells. However, current tools still fail to replace positive displacement motors (PDMs).