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During the last decade, the use of drones for industrial asset inspections has grown significantly. The ability to inspect in-service flares can eliminate millions of dollars of operational expenditure and mitigate safety risks presented by traditional access methods.

Working to lower sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions is beneficial from an environmental point of view, but it is not free. In fact, it comes with a substantial cost increase. This paper explores options for emission reduction at ADNOC’s Habshan gas-processing plant along with their costs.

Aker Solutions and FSubsea have agreed to a joint venture, named FASTSubsea, to help operators increase oil recovery.

2019 President Sami Alnuaim reports on what took place during the March Board of Directors meeting.

Watch Valhall Flank West topsides move outside at the Kvaerner Verdal yard.

When the oil and gas industry goes one way, family-owned Hunt Oil goes the other. And that’s why the company has been around for three generations.

Archer, an oilfield services company, announced the resignation of CEO John Lechner. Lechner, who had been serving in his position since April 2016, is staying on as senior advisor during the transition period until a new CEO is appointed. Prior to becoming the CEO, Lechner had served as president of eastern hemisphere operations and as executive vice president, North…

Nabil Abou-Rahme has been named chief research officer for the Bentley Institute’s Digital Advancement Academies. Bentley Systems said in a statement that Abou-Rahme will lead the company’s efforts in “digital advancement research, collaborating with government, university, and industry visionaries to promote innovative solutions for advancing infrastructure.” He join…

A growing sector of water midstream companies is in the Permian Basin looking to take advantage of a business opportunity borne out of rising produced water volumes. Billion-dollar valuations for these companies in the near future could become a reality.

The next big wave of decommissioning and abandonment projects is set to occur in the Asia-Pacific region, and APAC’s operators are now tasked with finding cost- and time-effective ways of unwinding their huge agglomeration of wells and facilities.