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With Hurricane Harvey closing in, operators have evacuated a significant number of platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, shutting in substantial production.

The results of a virtual reality (VR) safety simulator and gaming experience presented by Lloyd’s Register at SPE Offshore Europe suggest that more needs to be done in training and understanding the daily risks of oil rig maintenance and operation.

Total is increasing its stake in the US Gulf of Mexico after buying shares of promising prospects from Chevron.

As interest in unconventional resources has grown in Europe, so have concerns about the potential environmental impacts of their development.

The normalization of deviance is a major organizational cultural issue that is modeled and enabled by poor leadership and filters down through the organization with disastrous consequences for safety and operations.

A Canadian startup company is developing a tool that uses solid rocket fuel to fracture vertical and horizontal wells without the use of water.

Making money on drilling innovation requires finding a technology that solves a significant problem, executing a good plan, and getting out while still ahead.

Leading voices in the oil and gas industry looked at key market changes, the regulatory and political climate, and potential business model disruptors in a wide-ranging panel discussion at the recent Houston Energy Breakfast.

Rutter, Statoil Canada, and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador completed a collaborative research and development (R&D) project aimed at improving offshore oil and gas operations in harsh environments with ice conditions.

Abstracts are being accepted through October 14 for the next International HSE Conference to be held in Abu Dhabi, UAE, in April 2018.