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Commissioning is complete and Bechtel has turned over care, custody, and control of Train 1 to Cheniere, It's the first liquefaction train placed into operation in a greenfield facility in the lower 48 states.

Japan is bringing its nuclear reactors back on line following the suspension of operations at all reactors after the 2011 Fukushima accident. As the reactors return to full operation, the increase in nuclear generation is likely to displace generation from fossil sources, in particular natural gas.

Editor’s Note: SPE’s Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Section (SPE-KSA) recently celebrated its 60th anniversary with a ceremony hosting Saudi Aramco President and CEO Amin H. Nasser. SPE-KSA is the largest section outside the US, with more than 11,000 members, and has won 11 consecutive SPE President’s Awards for Section Excellence. This article was written by Section Chairma…

This paper describes interpretation results of a 4D seismic-monitoring program in a challenging Middle East carbonate reservoir.

This paper outlines the value of 4D for reducing uncertainty in the range of history-matched models and improving the production forecast.

This paper discusses a project with the objective of leveraging prestack and poststack seismic data in order to reconstruct 3D images of thin, discontinuous, oil-filled packstone pay facies of the Upper and Lower Wolfcamp formation.

Last year saw continued contraction in the seismic data-acquisition industry. With this drop in acquisition business, fewer seismic data-acquisition papers were published. Nevertheless, three very good SPE papers covering important acquisition and processing topics are featured here.

An assortment of sustainability initiatives shows how the oil and gas industry, leveraging its reach, diversity, and resources, is going well beyond just supplying energy to impact the world for the better.

The need to understand the future trends of the oil industry has never been greater than it is today.

We are in the midst of an energy transition: the world is moving quickly and in­evitably away from “dirty” fossil fuels to “green” solar, wind, and batteries.