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HML methods have become common in recent applications. We have probably been using some of them without realizing it. It is, however, necessary to know about them in the context of understanding the underlying concepts of their methods and how they work.

The unseasonably warm weather in the northern hemisphere and the rise of the global supply levels has resulted in record-low LNG prices. Adding to that, the coronavirus epidemic in China has reduced business and industrial activity, with January’s LNG imports dropping by about 10% year on year.

The company claims the supercomputer, known as HPC5, is the world’s most powerful for industrial use.

Artificial intelligence may never match the human brain.

The aim of the new site is to report the positive stories about how our industry is having a beneficial impact on people’s lives.

Will digital transformation continue to drive business impact beyond the hype? This interview with Ken Medlock, senior director of the Center for Energy Studies at Rice University, offers a perspective focused on the greater forces shaping the digital transformation trend.

High-tech testing is playing a bigger role than ever in helping shale producers reduce the time needed to screen out bad ideas.

McDermott International has been awarded a large contract (defined by the company as between $50 and $250 million) by BHP to provide subsea umbilicals, risers, and flowlines (SURF), transportation and installation, and precommissioning of one jacket and topsides for the Ruby Project, offshore Trinidad and Tobago.

The Bureau of Land Management may stop studying how its long-term blueprints for millions of acres of public lands would affect the environment.

The fatality rate for oil and gas workers is seven times higher than other industries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

ExxonMobil is planning to build and operate a carbon capture facility in southwest Wyoming, according to a permit application filed with the state's environmental regulatory agency in January.

Described as Brazil’s first-ever integrated SPS and SURF project, the development will include 19 wells, approximately 130 km of rigid risers and flowlines, and 35 km of umbilicals.