Interview with Sumit Bhatia, IT Solutions Architect
Alan Alexeyev: Tell us about your current position and what you do? Sumit Bhatia: I am a global infrastructure solutions architect with more than 15
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OPEC Expects Oil Demand to Increase
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries – better known as OPEC – has become the major source of crude oil exports worldwide. During the pandemic,
Expansion Goals Fuel Sunoco’s Purchase of NuStar Energy
With Dallas-based Sunoco primarily working within the motor fuel distribution sector, the company has been eyeing opportunities that would allow it to diversify into other
Finalists Announced for Offshore Achievement Awards 2024
This year’s finalists for the 2024 Offshore Achievement Awards (OAA) have been officially announced today (Friday 19th January 2024). The 37th Offshore Achievement Awards (OAA’s),
Texas Upstream Employment, Permian Production and Energy Infrastructure Expand
Austin, Texas – Citing the latest Current Employment Statistics (CES) report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty
Shell Maintains Highest Oil Debt Amidst Record Profits
Two UK oil companies feature among the global top ten for corporate debt, including the overall number one: Shell. The company states its strategy is to “maintain a
Rice Alliance, HETI and TEX-E Energy Venture Day and Pitch Competition Applications Open
HOUSTON – The Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship, the Houston Energy Transition Initiative (HETI) and TEX-E have opened applications for their Energy Venture Day
Texas Electric Grid Passes First Winter Test
Apparently, the changes to the electric power grid in Texas following the massive winter storm in 2021 have been successful in avoiding any power failure
Chesapeake Energy Eyes King of the Hill Position with Southwestern Merger
Just when you thought the big-name mergers from 2023 were complete, the industry saw another major move, with Chesapeake and Southwestern announcing a $7.4 billion
Waste Supercomputer Heat and Old Mines Could Warm Homes
A first-of-its-kind system in the UK is being trialed in Edinburgh to see if waste heat from a large computing facility can be stored in