Staying competitive in the process industry
How can smarter software solutions help the oil and gas industry continue to reduce costs and to remain competitive and improve asset performance?
How can smarter software solutions help the oil and gas industry continue to reduce costs and to remain competitive and improve asset performance?
The second volume of Eni’s World Oil, Gas and Renewables Review has been published, focusing on gas and renewables.
How can we manage the overwhelming amount of data in the context of facility operations and maintenance, to ensure that we will always have relevant, correct, and up-to-date information available for everyone who needs it?
T.A. Cook has announced that it has been named a Leader in Asset Performance Management in the 2019 ALM Intelligence Vanguard report.
On Tuesday 29 October, Hydrocarbon Engineering will host an online conference dedicated to the latest developments in catalyst technology, with presentations from Honeywell UOP, Shell Catalysts & Technologies, and BASF.
KLAW has announced a new risk management initiative to limit the potential of catastrophic incidents at terminals.
BHGE has changed its name to Baker Hughes Company.
Analysts from Saitama Rakuten International have reported that Saudi Aramco could raise the highest amount of capital from an IPO ever.
BP’s chief executive, Bob Dudley, will step down next year and be succeeded by Bernard Looney.
Gard Reian, Senior Chemist, Jotun Coatings, discusses different methods of testing tank linings with regards to high temperature crude oil.
The EIA reports that US crude oil exports continued to grow in the first half of this year.
In August, unplanned oil production outages among countries outside OPEC fell to the lowest level since the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) began tracking global production outages in 2011.
Using the latest maintenance techniques to optimise assets in the hydrocarbon industry.
In this Q&A, Opportune’s Matt Flanagan addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by IMO 2020, and examines whether the downstream sector is prepared.
The EIA’s International Energy Outlook 2019 projects a nearly 50% increase in world energy usage by 2050.