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Student Speak: Petroleum Engineering Is Here To Stay
Young professionals are entering the energy industry when it is in a state of transition. How will it affect their career path and progression?
The industry needs a wider variety of skillsets as it broadens its investments in low-carbon businesses. What are the universities doing to revise their curricula? What new options are there for students interested in the energy field?
Terry Palisch is the nominee for 2024 SPE President. He and five others make up the new slate of nominees recommended for positions open on the SPE International Board of Directors.
It is important for women to mentor other women, provide opportunities, and lift each other up.
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The first in a series of article that aims to address the oil and gas industry outlook for the energy transition. -
The article explains the asymmetry of crude oil and retail gasoline price spikes.
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The fair attracted global attendance and offered one-on-one mentoring among many other career guidance opportunities.
Teaching others is an effective way to learn. You may find out that there are things that you didn’t know you didn’t know.
The article hopes to illuminate the existence of language certifications and provide useful information and perspectives to the readership.
Three women members of the TWA Editorial Committee share their perspectives on the evolving landscape for women in the oil and gas industry.
Oftentimes, career paths start from the interest a student develops during high school. This article is an attempt to introduce high school and middle school students to the world of petroleum and energy.
High oil prices will mean more spending on workovers to eke out more oil and gas from older wells. The amount will depend on finding those willing and able to do that tricky work.
“Should I pursue this career?” is a popular question among students and prospective petroleum engineers. In this discussion, two petroleum engineering department heads share their insights on successfully bridging academia and workforce.
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Mineral trapping of CO2 only occurs on geological timescales. A new technology holds promise to accelerate the pace in years. -
Since the discovery of its first offshore reservoirs in the late 1950s and early 1960s, North Sea has a long and proud history in oil production and technical innovation.
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Data validation is not a direct out-of-the-box process and requires planning and even budgeting, but high-quality data can save your time, money, and effort. -
"Digital gives you superpower...volunteering makes you a superstar," says Josh Etkind while sharing his insights on digital transformation and his vision as SPE Gaia chair.
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This post is dedicated to all oil and gas people working on finding and producing the black gold. Have you ever seen it?
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Thirty three years in the oil and gas industry and I never get tired of watching a sunset. This photo was taken from the helideck of the Ocean Onyx mobile offshore drilling unit which is currently drilling for Beach Energy, offshore Australia. I’m looking out over the Otway Basin and the vast expanse of the Southern Ocean. How far south are we? Well if I was to get in…
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I’m proud to share the nice celebration of a big milestone recently achieved: 100,000 b/d produced in Iara license by the floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel P-68. Congratulations to Total E&P Do Brasil and all involved. It is only the beginning of this incredible adventure.
