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The computer vision startup from Porto Alegre, Brazil, earned both the People’s Choice award with a prize of $3,000 and the Best in Show award of $25,000.

SPE recently became a supporting organization of the Aiming for Zero Methane Emissions Initiative, which aims to reduce methane emissions from oil and gas operations to near zero by 2030.

A drop in the number of wells drilled on the UK Continental Slope is concerning as many fields in the mature basin are reaching the point of production cessation.

Green Hydrogen International and Inpex have agreed to work together to develop GHI’s flagship project while evaluating large-scale green hydrogen/ammonia exports.

The energy transition stays front and center as Dogger Bank, the world’s largest offshore wind farm, begins exporting power. Elsewhere, India goes green and CCS in Canada hits a snag.

The nearly $60-billion deal will see ExxonMobil more than double its Permian Basin output to over 1.3 million BOED.

BioSqueeze is a small oilfield services looking to prove it can build much bigger things as well.

In recent weeks, we have seen headlines heralding the surge in M&A activity in the US shale sector. While the large figures might grab the headlines, the path to realizing these synergies on a company's P&L is littered with operational and supply chain challenges.

Advanced technologies for hydrogen production took center stage at the recent event, with presentations covering both blue and green hydrogen production methods, achieving improved efficiency and reduced costs, innovations in electrolysis, and advancements in steam methane reforming.

SPE releases its 2023 Annual Report highlighting the year's accomplishments and showing continued improvement in financial performance fueling the success of SPE members.

SPE is excited to livestream these thought-provoking and informative Tech Talks from the SPE Energy Stream studio at the SPE Annual Technology Conference and Exhibition, 16–18 October, in San Antonio.

A new study from Saudi Aramco shows that the answer to the industry's billion-dollar corrosion problem might be sitting in your medicine cabinet.