Reuse of Well Production Water from Oil and Gas Wells
Water is one of the most important resources on the planet. Composed by two molecules of hydrogen and one of oxygen, it represents a renewable...
Environment
Energy Transition Expected to Play a Major Role in the Oil and Gas Industry
by Rakesh Singh
Oil and gas storage primarily refers to the state employed for the safe storage of both refined and unrefined products including gas oil, gasoline, diesel,...
What’s All the Buzz Around IMO 2020 About in Utah?
by Patrick Long
Find out what the buzz is all about surrounding the IMO 2020 low-sulfur marine fuel regulation in The Beehive State. An editorial published in the...
When to Replace Your RO Membrane
by Wes Byrne
On the surface, it might seem that knowing when to replace the membrane elements in a reverse osmosis (RO) system would be simple. In attempting...
North America Energy Storage Tenders Activity Slumps 45% in Q3 2019
There were 23 energy storage tenders announced in the North America region in Q3 2019, marking a drop of 45 percent over the last 12-month...
Is UK Offshore Energy Industry Doing Enough to Meet Net-zero Emissions by 2050?
UK offshore industry body Oil and Gas UK (OGUK)’s recent report highlights both the general importance of striving for net-zero emissions and the role that...
New York Seeks Retribution for Alleged Climate Change Damages
by Alex Mills
The crusade against fossil fuels – crude oil, natural gas and coal – has engulfed the political arena for several decades, but the fight has...
The State of Water 2019: How to Sustain the Oil and Gas Industry’s Lifeblood
Led by unconventional play development, the U.S. is closer than ever to energy independence. Texas plays a leading role in the current U.S. oil and...
Odor Control in Oilfields Now Has Greener Options
Every year, oil companies receive hundreds of complaints about nuisance odors emanating from oilfields. For residents living in these areas, “rotten egg” smells and “dead...
The Impact of Software on Gas Flaring and Oil Refining
Gas flaring is the process of burning excess hydrocarbon gases, which cannot be recovered or recycled, and combining those gases with steam or air to...