Why Energy Companies Need a CX Revolution
by Tomas Gorny
Energy companies, like businesses across numerous other sectors, are trying to navigate an extreme lack of certainty right now in the global marketplace. At times like this, one of the best steps businesses can take is to focus on things...
Meeting Emergency Preparedness and Response Criteria
by Nick Vaccaro
Significant capital investments and ingenuity matched with commitment serve as the framework for operating oil and gas assets offshore. Whether populating the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico or other offshore locations with major structures to extract future fuel...
U.S. Oil Refineries Face Critical Capacity Test Amid Rising Demand
by Nick Vaccaro
Although the current domestic political regime appears to be more oil and gas-friendly than its predecessor, American oil refineries are entering a period of uncertainty. Projections for the year indicate that petroleum stocks for motor gasoline, distillate fuel oil, and...
The Hidden Value in Waste Oil: A Sustainable Solution for the Future
by Stefan Gnose
Oil waste management – more precisely, oil recycling – is a vital component of the energy sector. It ensures the responsible disposal, treatment and reuse of waste generated from oil exploration and production. From fluid logistics and platform cleaning to...
Bringing Safety Forward in Offshore Operations
by Gus Carroll
The energy industry has always walked a fine line between innovation and risk. As offshore operations grow more complex across oil, gas and renewables, so does the challenge of maintaining world-class safety. Artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging not just as...
Maximizing Clean Energy Tax Credits Under the Inflation Reduction Act
by Imran Syed
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), passed in 2022, represents a major step forward in the United States’ efforts to combat climate change, drive economic growth, and promote sustainability. The IRA offers businesses across the country the opportunity to reduce tax liability...
Dewey Follett Bartlett, Jr.: Tulsa’s Champion of Independents
Falling into a mud pit as a child in Oklahoma didn’t deter Dewey F. Bartlett, Jr., from going into the oil and gas industry; in fact, it may have helped cement his decision, although it took him a while to...
How to Deploy Next-Gen Energy Savers Without Disrupting Operations
by Emily Newton
Amid the ongoing global energy crisis, the built environment is seeking ways to minimize its environmental impact. This effort requires investing in and using next-generation energy saving technologies to reduce consumption and lower costs. Installing these solutions in existing structures...
Letter from the Managing Editor (Summer 2025)
by Nick Vaccaro
Following the energy sector lately largely resembles a roller coaster ride. While the straight runs and some curves on the track provide a welcome feeling of money being made, and a respectable portion of men and women hard at work...
NeverNude Coveralls: A Practical Solution for Everyday Dignity
NeverNude Coveralls weren’t born from a desire to innovate for innovation’s sake. They were born to meet the tough reality of rural and remote work with one objective: Dignity in the workplace isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity. I...
Moving Energy Across Space and Time
by Brian Weeks
Texas is recognized as a leader in the energy industry with oil and gas production. The Permian Basin in West Texas (if it were a stand-alone country) would rank in the top five global oil and gas producers. Over 50,000...
3 Ways Technology is Going to Shape the Oil and Gas Industry Free to Download Today
Oil and gas operations are commonly found in remote locations far from company headquarters. Now, it's possible to monitor pump operations, collate and analyze seismic data, and track employees around the world from almost anywhere. Whether employees are in the office or in the field, the internet and related applications enable a greater multidirectional flow of information – and control – than ever before.