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The industry continues its move toward energy transition, demonstrating different stages among companies. These industry changes are affecting our current and future members, and SPE is working to provide guidance and education to our members through many avenues.

The authors of this paper describe an initiative taken to measure baseline data for methane emission for gas-processing facilities and gas-transmission and regasification units by using accurate tools and methodologies for detection and quantification.

The authors of this paper define a work flow that constrains solutions that match models and field observations and obtains a more-representative model for forecasting and optimizing fracture behavior.

This paper presents an automated calibration process, probabilistic infill well ranking, and location optimization for a major heavy oil field in Colombia with original oil in place of more than 5 million STB.

A series of new liquefaction projects along the US Gulf Coast is cutting through industry headwinds and moving toward final investment decisions.

The objective of this study is to conduct a comprehensive review of the latest technologies and work flows developed for heavy oil reservoir management.

The University of Texas at Austin leads new energy consortium in partnership with multiple entities from academia, national labs, and a research center for development of the Permian Energy Development Laboratory.

Researchers are building a comprehensive database of hundreds of salt domes to help expand subsurface hydrogen storage in the US.

Controversial Sale 259 was conducted as mandated by the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.

For organizations that do it well, data management provides a competitive edge in an increasingly digital oil field. But teams all too often are so busy managing all the moving parts of data management that they take their eye off of “the prize”—the payoff after you have put everything into place to sustain successful data management.

Chad’s dispute with ExxonMobil and Savannah Energy may be headed for a second round of arbitration before the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris.

The Calgary-based shale producer said the deal involves at least 600 new well locations that will keep it drilling for the next 20 years.