Subsea Technology: Innovation on the Horizon
A test question for third graders studying about the universe asked what color the Earth appeared from space and why. The answer to this question...
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Going Green in the Bakken
For years, the Bakken has been known to be a major oil and gas hub and it is the third largest U.S. shale oil field,...
The Missing Piece: Educating the Oil and Gas Workforce to Bridge the Skills Gap
There is a missing piece in the oil and gas industry, a hole, if you will. We’ve all, as a collective group, come to an...
The Evolution of Efficiency in Oil and Gas Software
As the oil and gas industry grows, the IoT (Internet of Things) gets more advanced and in turn, grows along with it. This growth is...
Creating a Fullstream Company: How BHGE Offers Value for E&P
For the past year, the energy world has eagerly followed a historic event in the oil and gas industry involving the first coalescence of all...
As Federal Oil Regulation Gets Tricky, State-Level Regulators Still Work Best
There’s often a misconception that regulation is a purely federal affair. However, the heart of regulation is local. State governments, not the federal government, have...
Subsea Technology
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Pushing Boundaries in Offshore O&G To say times were different when the first Gulf oil well went into service is a...
2018 Oil & Gas Market Outlook
Few industries are as accustomed to change as oil and gas. From the rapid emergence of new technologies to dramatic ups and downs in the...
For O&G, Environmental Concerns Are Market Concerns
From March 14, 1910, to September 10, 1911, millions of gallons of oil gushed out of a pressurized well in Kern-County, California. Known as the...
Technology and Politics Mix in the Downstream
There’s a popular phrase in American public affairs: “All politics is local.” Although the quip is more closely aligned to former U.S. House Speaker Tip...