How Oil and Gas Companies Can Recruit, Train and Retain Top Talent
As millennials and Gen Z professionals begin climbing the ranks of corporate leadership, organizations are grappling with how to train and retain talent, while recruiting...
Exploration & Production
Canada’s Doing Oil Differently
by Shannon West
Estella Petersen, who is a member of Cowessess First Nation, an advisor for the Indigenous Resource Network and a heavy equipment operator for Suncor, is...
A Landman’s Primer
Earlier in the year, when the Biden administration issued a moratorium on drilling on federal land (which has since been lifted), it opened up the...
Wildcat Women: Narratives of Women Breaking Ground in Alaska’s Oil and Gas History
Part Two – Wildcat Voices Debora Strutz. Debora collects and creates jewelry. She also fishes, photographs Alaskans and Alaskan scenery and writes. She built a...
Clean Coal – An Oxymoron?
Coal is the most abundant fossil fuel on earth and has been used for centuries. It was the energy source that fueled the Industrial Revolution...
What You Need to Hear (But Don’t Want To)
If you follow me at all (@roberthefnerv on Twitter or Linkedin), you know I’m deeply passionate about energy and that I have a deep respect...
Spotlight on Mexico
by Angela Levy
Mexico, the United States’ neighbor to the south, has been undergoing its own energy transition over the past few years with its current president, Andrés...
The American Shales
MARCELLUS: 2014 We were – all this time – searching for nickels and dimes and we’re sitting here with $100 bills.” – Bill Zagorski With...
Oil Markets Search for Answers to Global Production Questions
by Alex Mills
Crude oil traders were in a perplexing situation this week. Some expected crude oil prices to rise following the failure of OPEC+ to reach a...
Geeta Thakorlal, President, Digital and Energy Transition, Worley
There are many facets that go into making the oil and gas industry thrive. Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) firms are vital as they essentially...