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Global, multinational companies often make commitments for local infrastructure as a condition to do business in host countries.

The Austin Chalk play could go through a revival if the industry can view the formation through “a fresh set of eyes,” says EnerVest’s Tony Maranto.

You would never hear the manager of an oil company say they are a late adopter of technology but, in reality many are. By better understanding both sides of table, technology developers and oil and gas operators may find they can accelerate adoption cycles beyond the status quo.

An underwater safety center will be constructed in Asia to simulate diving activities and subsea emergency procedures.

I believe the main development in history matching is the recognition that it can be formulated as a Bayesian inference problem. History matching is no longer a searching process to find the best model. Instead, history matching is a process of mitigating uncertainty in light of new information.

This paper describes how a systems-engineering approach was used to develop completion technology targeted for the ultradeepwater Lower Tertiary Trend.

Deepwater operators continually face technical and environmental challenges to drilling and completing wells safely and efficiently.

Western Europe is the first area outside of the US Gulf of Mexico to see large-scale decommissioning. Well decommissioning is forecast to account for the majority of the expenditure.

This paper focuses on the application of radio-frequency-identification technology to enable an operator to eliminate an intervention run (or intermediate liner) for a 10,000-ft reservoir section.

This paper discusses the objectives of the Fiber-Optic Leak-Detection (FOLD) project, carried out in Verneuil-en-Halatte, France.