energy transition

The first in a series of article that aims to address the oil and gas industry outlook for the energy transition.

As the oil and gas industry faces persistent pressure to cut down emissions, service companies are seeing opportunities offered by the energy transition. The article looks at how service providers are reshaping their technology stack and service portfolios to cater to the changing needs of the operators.

The world is not running out of gas. At almost 400 bcfd, global production exceeded consumption in 2021. The problem is seasonality and geography. Both of these challenges can be addressed through infrastructure investment.

SPE young professionals and students face different challenges and have different opportunities than previous generations. A combined organization would be the professional community of choice for a generation of professionals who are committed to driving long-term change across the energy sector.

A look at the evolution of the oil and gas industry in the past two decades and how that will impact young petroleum professionals.

The oil and gas industry is transforming. It is vital to look at how traditional E&P companies are reforming themselves for the future energy corridor.

In the ongoing digital transformation in the industry, it's not enough if we only adapt and improve data-processing capabilities; we should also empower human interaction, study, engagement, and collaboration through the use of that data.

In the Q&A, Blasingame talks about how YPs can prepare for the energy transition.

The common energy transition story that we’ve been told is that eventually renewable energy sources will replace oil and gas completely. What’s the problem with oil and gas? CO2 emissions. CCUS allows us to turn this problem into an opportunity.

What will competitiveness look like in our industry in 10 or 20 years from now? What novel pathways might we envision to restore the natural environment, while creating shareholder value and enhance our license to operate? How can you serve as a potent catalyst for positive change?