Technology
Four technologies included in the Global CCS Institute's latest CCS Technologies 2024 report are explored in this article.
Subsurface modeling and history matching are critical steps for driving decisions. Generative artificial intelligence can support these efforts by incorporating various sources of information and allowing for low-dimensional parameterization for history matching.
Join TWA Editorial Board member Mani Bansal as he interviews Ashish Fatnani, an industry professional with 12 years of experience working for companies including Halliburton, ONGC, and Mercedes Benz.
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The SPE Gulf Coast Section Data Analytics Group and Fervo Energy invite you to participate in the Machine Learning Challenge 2025 on 21 March. -
The duo’s development of electrodynamic screen technology uses static electricity to clean dust from solar panels, saving an estimated 4 billion gallons of water per year.
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The portal includes SPE resources like OnePetro, PetroWiki, JPT, Energy Stream, and SPE journals which can be easily searched using i2k Connect's AI-driven technology.
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Experts from various fields met to discuss the role of AI in the energy transition and its challenges including high energy consumption and carbon-intensive infrastructure requirements.
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Join TWA Editorial Board member Md Imtiaz as he interviews ONGC’s Western Offshore Asset Executive Director Ravi Shankar.
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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.
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Five key themes to AI's success including standardization, automation, integration, scalability, and continuous improvement can provide a clear roadmap for effective AI deployment, addressing challenges and driving sustainability across the subsurface energy sector.
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TWA editor in chief and University of Oklahoma alumnus Aman Srivastava interviews the professors and students in the university's petroleum engineering department about the cutting-edge research YPs are participating in.
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As AI continues to evolve, the need for energy-powered data centers is on the rise. Data center developers who can make this transition toward a more efficient and greener system will anchor themselves as key players in this growing industry.
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Change is inevitable, but the resistance to it, especially in cultural and monetary contexts, can be profound. The deep-rooted dependency on crude oil and internal combustion engines exemplifies this inertia, raising questions about how we might transition to new energy sources without overhauling our entire infrastructure.
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