A year on from ‘drill, baby, drill’, why are there fewer oil rigs in the US?
The words ‘drill, baby, drill’ were writ large across Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign, and the three words have since…
01 Dec 2025
Frontline AI: The deskless AI transformation is next
The next big AI transformation will be on warehouse floors and within industrial field operations as AI deployment brings automation to the world's 2.7 billion deskless workers. A study published…
21 Nov 2025
Equinor’s autonomous robotics: inspection ‘dogs’ and record-holding subsea drones
The word ‘unmanned’ is music to the ears of the oil and gas industry. Remote locations present logistical challenges, but developments in the robotics sector are driving autonomous capabilities, both…
28 Oct 2025
Powered by pumpkins: how seasonal food waste affects biogas production
Seasonal celebrations cause spikes in certain food waste, which can either rot in landfill or be fed as a slurry to the microorganisms responsible for producing biogas through anaerobic digestion…
25 Sep 2025
Why Big Oil has its eye on APAC’s EV charging market
Electric vehicles (EVs) are an established cornerstone of the energy transition, with their increasing global adoption chipping away at a significant share of oil demand. Fuel demand from cars and…
16 Sep 2025
As Europe turns away from Russian gas, the US is ready to cash in
The US has become a major supplier of liquified natural gas (LNG) to Europe, with imports doubling since 2021. This shift has been driven by several push and pull factors,…
11 Sep 2025
AI skills: companies want them, locations try to provide them, but what exactly are they?
On the poster-sized bingo card of AI buzzwords – including, but not limited to, agentic AI, democratic AI, augmentation, automation and superintelligence – there is one that is a top concern…