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Can a focus on expanding offshore drilling really help stimulate the economy?26 Feb 2009
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Editor’s Choice
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Fighting Back
Bob Herbert, President of NACE International examines the huge cost of corrosion and what can be done to combat the key challenges.Read more -
Pipe Dreams
Connecting the north slopes of Alaska to Alberta in Canada is going to require cutting-edge technology and a big budget. O&G catches up with the project’s president Bud Fackrell...Read more -
Producing Smart Fields, Now
Continuously knowing what a company’s wells and reservoirs are producing facilitates improved asset management and integrity, argues Shell’s Ron Cramer.Read more -
An Industry Going High-Tech
O&G catches up with Stephen R. Brand, SVP of Technology at ConocoPhillips, for an alternative view of this energy giant’s operations.Read more -
Mission Critical
He controls a multibillion-dollar IT budget and co-ordinates the activities of 96,000 employees worldwide. But for Patrick Héreng of Total the biggest challenge is yet to come...Read more -
Investing in Infrastructure
The Keystone Pipeline project that will connect Alberta, Canada to Illinois and Oklahoma has faced some stiff opposition. In an exclusive interview, Robert Jones, VP for the...Read more
Readers’ Choice
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Cathodic Shielding – Phorgotten Phenomen...
When I arrived at Polyguard Products in 1987, I already had background with the materials and production process being used, but I had no background in the use of corrosion...Read more -
Enhancing Oilfield Operations through Wi...
Advancement in directional drilling technology has changed the way oil and gas production companies design and manage well locations and associated well site automation....Read more -
Producing Smart Fields, Now
Continuously knowing what a company’s wells and reservoirs are producing facilitates improved asset management and integrity, argues Shell’s Ron Cramer.Read more -
Best of Both Worlds: WiMAX over VSAT
The unique communication needs of the Oil and Gas industry take technology to its very limits. The need to reach remote and desolated sites allowing both narrowband SCADA...Read more -
Jewel Suite™ – Changing the Way You Thin...
Making maps and models of the subsurface is the mainstay for establishing funding and operations of oil and gas producers worldwide. Over the past hundred years these maps and...Read more -
An Industry Going High-Tech
O&G catches up with Stephen R. Brand, SVP of Technology at ConocoPhillips, for an alternative view of this energy giant’s operations.Read more
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Quick Vote
The Department of the Interior estimates that the OCS holds 86 billion barrels of oil and 420 trillion cubic feet of natural gas that have yet to be discovered. So should America expand access to offshore drilling?
Executive Interviews
The Cost of Corrosion
With overheads soaring and related problems increasing, it is time to face facts: corrosion costs. John Muncaster, CEO of Polyguard Products, explains why modified gels could help.
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Reacting to a Changing Market
Christopher Wood, Managing Director, AC Engineering, reveals his thoughts on the current challenges of recruitment and retention in the oil and gas industry.
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Improving Pipeline Infrastructure
A modern and efficient oil and gas infrastructure will be critical in meeting rising demand for product. Bjørn Jalving, VP of Kongsberg Maritime’s AUV department, explains the important role of pipeline integrity in improving infrastructure.
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Next Generation Oil and Gas Summit
June 3rd - 5th 2009
North America is the birthplace of the oil and gas industry. After nearly a century and half, the industry now finds itself at a crossroads. Oil and natural gas prices have dipped significantly from the highs of July, 2008.
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