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The voluntary carbon market has shrugged off the Covid-19 pandemic as corporate buyers stick to their climate strategies – but the role of offsets in meeting climate targets remains controversial,...
For many, Covid-19 has meant working from home, and working from home has meant moving out of the safety of the office firewall. Virtual threats have not relented, but they...
Technology firm Sonardyne has outlined its SMART sensor, a technology that aims to improve operational efficiency by moving data analysis and computation subsea, enabling the sensor to analyse and send...
Oil leads as Offshore Technology lists the top five terms tweeted on exploration in May 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweeted terms are the trending...
Readers of Offshore technology were asked if the UK Government should end subsidies for oil exploration and back up decommissioning instead. Out of the total 637 votes, 298 say no,...
At the best of times, every new investment is a risk. Despite a wealth of opportunity, areas of Latin America have different and unique risks not often understood by investors...
Developing countries will face greater challenges to restarting their economies compared with their wealthy counterparts, based on the relative sizes of their Covid-19 stimulus packages. By Sofia Karadima
In this issue: the first drop in oil demand in more than a decade, production resumes in the Saudi-Kuwait Neutral Zone, BP’s ten-point plan for net zero, and more.
Three events over past months suggest Russian suppliers could be losing their influence in Eastern Europe. While countries in this region host pipelines for Russia to supply the rest of...
Augmented reality could replace paper procedures, change training methods, and give detailed advice in real-time. But how can engineers avoid ‘data paralysis’, and could such technology one day replace workers...
