SPE News
SPE and The Open Group have signed a memorandum of understanding to advance collaboration and innovation in the global energy industry.
This section lists with regret SPE members who recently passed away.
Our industry’s reputation won’t be rebuilt through campaigns—it will be rebuilt through conversation. This column explores how the “20/60/20 Rule” can guide us to focus on the majority who simply want to understand what we do, and why facts alone aren’t enough to change minds.
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In 2022, several events took place that required a pause to think about their effect on our Society. It is time to close the chapter on these events, recognizing the lessons learned from them, and move forward with the main activities of SPE to provide members with the technical and professional support that allows us to provide the world with the energy it needs. -
The 2-day conference features over 150 speakers from more than 30 countries.
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SPE's Board of Directors is seeking member comments on proposed changes to the bylaws related to elections.
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2012 SPE President Ganesh C. Thakur was profiled by the Texas Academy of Medical, Engineering, Science, and Technology which recently appointed him as board treasurer.
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Strong technical program highlights innovations and skills needed for energy diversity.
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The SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition kicked off with an in-depth discussion of the challenges facing the oil and gas industry, including the energy transition and the industry’s role in it.
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Bob Pearson shares his thoughts on the repurposing or abandonment and decommissioning of wells that are unlikely to be repurposed or pose an environmental risk with emissions into the atmosphere or aquifers.
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Each year during its Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, SPE honors members whose outstanding contributions to SPE and the petroleum industry merit special distinction. Recipients will be recognized at the Annual Awards Banquet on Tuesday, 4 October.
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Petroleum engineers have important roles to play in the future energy for the world. Among these are using our traditional concept of producing oil and natural gas as we are doing now and will need to continue to do for decades to come; using our competencies to address the challenges of climate change; and helping to develop additional forms of energy that do not add…
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This section lists with regret SPE members who recently passed away.
