Production
Young professionals in New Zealand have unique opportunities to shape the future of the energy industry by driving innovation, influencing policy, and advancing a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
Join TWA Editorial Board member Md Imtiaz as he interviews ONGC’s Western Offshore Asset Executive Director Ravi Shankar.
Explore the methodologies, field applications, design optimization, and environmental challenges of fishbone drilling and how it can be used in both conventional and renewable energy systems.
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As video game technology has evolved, so have the ways in which this technology can be used in the oil and gas industry. -
The SPE IOR-EOR Terminology Review Committee has released its recommendations for the use of IOR, EOR, and newly introduced term, assisted oil recovery (AOR).
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Tune in 28 October for a discussion with SPE Technical Directors about the future of data science for professionals in the energy sector.
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The industry is balancing brains and bots as it squeezes out barrels of oil production.
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Explore the importance of customized approaches for managing produced water from unconventional reservoirs, focusing on extraction methods like horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, and modern treatment techniques such as advanced filtration, electrocoagulation, and biological processes.
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Former TWA Editor in Chief and reservoir engineer at ExxonMobil, Michael Cronin, sits down with DarkVision's Zachary Evans to discuss underground storage and how changes in the industry can inspire the next generation of engineers.
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This article evaluates the geomechanical impacts of depleting and repressurizing such gas reservoirs, while proposing laboratory measurements to enhance understanding of geomechanics.
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There will always be a need for good artificial lift engineers. So, what should the next generation of its professionals be trying to pursue?
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Explore the impact managing natural damage phenomena, avoiding induced damage, and enhancing efficiency has on getting the most out of oil and gas assets.
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Process design is adaptable and can be applied in many situations involving the flow of measurable components. Applying process design and documentation to the drilling and construction of wells facilitates understanding across various disciplines.
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