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Honeywell announced that its Callidus Technologies business began operation of China's only facility capable of testing flare emissions for volatile organic compounds.

The LivePIPE II from Fotech is designed to help oprators protect pipelines against damage and leaks. The system has a 100-km monitoring range from individual dual-channel fiber sensors with no loss of detection accuracy. It does not require power along the pipeline, and its modular design is equipped to fir any pipeline structure and adapt to an expanding pipeline net…

In a talk to SPE’s Gulf Coast Section International Interest Group, Ecuador’s Minister of Hydrocarbons outlined his country’s push to attract international oil and gas investment.

The Dakota Access pipeline can continue operating during a new federal review of the project’s environmental impact, a federal judge ruled on 11 October.

This study presents a simplified framework for the quantification of the probability of seismically induced subaerial and submarine mass movements, an essential input for assessment of tsunami risk.

SPE’s annual meeting opened Monday morning with a look at the economic and environmental sustainability of the oil and gas industry.

Petroleum production, led by Statoil, has made Norway one of the richest countries in the world. But Norwegians are now increasingly questioning whether it makes financial or moral sense to invest in more exploration and output as energy sources such as solar and wind become cheaper.

ExxonMobil continues to make major oil discoveries offshore Guyana, a country that today produces no oil. The just-announced Turbot-1 well is the company’s fifth discovery in Guyana’s waters in a little more than 2 years.

An obscure Colorado law allows whole neighborhoods to be forced into leasing the minerals beneath their properties as long as one person in the area consents.

Broad agreement on safety and working environment conditions in Norway’s oil industry, and on the measures required in the future, is revealed in a report drawn up by representatives of the employers, unions and government.

Canadian oil company chooses SCADAguardian for real-time monitoring, security, and analytics.

The demand for water and disposal services in the Permian Basin has piqued the interest—and investments—of companies eager to acquire existing pipeline infrastructure and saltwater disposal facilities to capitalize on the growing need.