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Major increases in hydrocarbon production require both incremental and revolutionary technologies, industry leaders said during the SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technology Conference.
From credit markets to grid constraints, the forces shaping energy today go far beyond price. Inside the inaugural E3S symposium, industry leaders, policymakers, economists, and students explored how technology, financing, permitting, and supply chain resilience are redefining what it takes to power the energy future.
The supermajors are seeking new US licenses to develop cross-border natural gas fields.
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Well is estimated to have encountered as much as 35 million BOE. -
Program will focus on finding more resources around Goliat and Johan Castberg through 2026.
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The current program comprises six planned wells.
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Rig will continue to work offshore India.
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Gas reserves will prove an important feedstock for Atlantic LNG facilities.
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Pair joins other E&Ps who have halted work in the area after disappointing results.
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While many expect oil and natural gas to retain their roles in the energy mix of 2050, the more significant question should not only be on how much oil and gas will be needed but from where the world will find it.
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In this podcast episode and transcript, Terry Palisch shares his thoughts about how SPE and its members fit into the energy transition and what it means for our energy future.
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Project consists of two production wells and a subsea tieback to ETAP.
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Finding talent to advance technologies for energy transition is among the top concerns for executives in oil and gas, utilities, chemicals, mining, and agribusiness. Talent shortages, especially for technical experts, are slowing down progress.
