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As digital disruption continues to permeate all industries, offshore operations are among those set to benefit. From predictive analytics and Big Data in oil and gas, to the blockchain and...
BP’s annual Be Inspired event helps to attract female students to the oil and gas industry in an effort to diversify the workforce and increase equality. At the event, BP...
Equinor has announced that its Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea has been connected to the Norwegian national grid and will be powered using its power-from-shore system. How does...
In the last thirty years or so, a number of offshore workers have lost their lives in helicopter crashes. The need for better offshore helicopter safety is paramount for UK...
Transocean agreed to acquire Ocean Rig for around $2.7bn, and Kosmos Energy completed the purchase of Deep Gulf Energy in a deal valued at $1.225bn. Offshore-technology.com wraps up the key...
The Brazilian pre-salt oil region, first explored in 2006 by Petrobras, is an oil-rich offshore reserve trapped below a 2,000m-thick layer of salt, which itself is located below 2,000m-thick post-salt...
In this issue: The rise of smaller players in the North Sea’s latest offshore licensing round, Nigeria’s petroleum reform bill, the University of Aberdeen’s Master’s in decommissioning, and more
The American Petroleum Institute has launched the Explore Offshore campaign to counter criticism of offshore drilling in US coastal southeast states. It specifically focuses on minority communities, who are more...
Floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessels are some of the largest offshore facilities. What are the biggest FLNG tankers in the world right now, where do they operate and how...
The latest round of offshore licensing for the North Sea has been important for the rise in smaller new players bidding for blocks. The trend is all the more significant...
