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The companies are combining their technologies in an effort to help upstream oil and gas operators monitor, report, and reduce emissions.

A recent study by researchers from the University of Strathclyde and published in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews found injury rates for workers in offshore wind up to four time that of offshore oil and gas workers.

A spate of injuries caused by workers using hand tools improperly has prompted an alert from the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement.

This paper presents efforts and details of a pilot trial that was planned and executed to demonstrate the concept of repurposing existing wells into electricity generators instead of abandoning them.

Companies are rushing to inject carbon into Louisiana’s ground, but will thousands of abandoned wells allow it to escape?

Projects across the globe are exploring the power of offshore wind in an effort to reach net zero.

The world's largest oil and gas company has selected French firm Pasqal to provide it with a 200-qubit quantum computer.

The event, the first of its kind, hosted more than 500 students for discussions from industry professionals, SPE Distinguished Lecturers, and SPE CEO Simon Seaton.

The Savvy Separator series continues as we share case studies of troubleshooting separator problems. This article focuses on design issues. Brief problem statements, root causes, and lessons learned are given.

The contractor sells rigs and Qatar JV stake to Gulf Drilling International in $338 million deal.

Computational fluid dynamics modeling is used to gain better understanding of filter-cake formation in inclined and vertical well drilling operations under elevated temperature and pressure, highlighting the importance of controlling fluid invasion to optimize drilling performance.

With the growing reliability of uncrewed aircraft, oil companies are now eager to have offshore rigs supplied in a more systematic and autonomous way. So, why haven’t we heard more about using uncrewed craft?