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In almost all organizations, incidents are analyzed and lessons learned are identified. While many hard-won performance improvements have been delivered over the long term, achieving the next level of performance will require more than just incremental improvements.

Recommendations include changes to current forms and reports used to track flaring.

Potential suitors to acquire Chevron’s stake in the LNG project include co-owner and operator Woodside.

As wells across the US shale sector are brought back onto production, they may want to do so strategically to learn about the connectivity of their wells. One challenge will be in selecting a model that delivers the most insight.

A billion-dollar fund will be available for innovations in flare minimization, venting elimination, fugitive-emissions reduction, and complete combustion.

Sandvik and Van Oord’s announcements come a week after oil major BP said it’s slashing 10,000 jobs.

The cement industry is exploring carbon capture technology to reduce its carbon footprint.

Oil and gas companies are awash with data. Engineers and geoscientists struggle to work with massive amounts of unstructured, yet valuable, data because it is not organized, is difficult to manage, and may not be complete. New work flows now allow this data to be organized successfully.

Aramco’s acquisition of SABIC positions the company as a major global petrochemical player.

Supreme Court upholds ACP’s controversial permit to lay pipe under national forest and across two states.

A new idea from Equinor calls for autonomous submarines to transport CO2 from the surface to the seabed. The Norwegian operator says the shuttles could also carry oil and water for injection.

Indonesia is home to numerous oil and gas fields, and upstream oil and gas activities are integral to the country's economic growth. Here are the key regulatory changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting Indonesia's oil and gas sector.