Special reports

IDTechEx: the need for hydrogen storage and distribution.

Tom Oldfield, Service Manager – Field Verification, ROSEN, UK, finds the most efficient way to understand the quality of the field verification while validating ILI system performance.

Elizabeth Cleveland Wakefield and Kelly Hardman, Fragomen, discuss immigration in the offshore energy and maritime industry, including work within UK and US territorial waters.

DBRS Morningstar – Carrots and sticks, how oil and gas companies are responding to energy transition policies.

Andre Rose, Technical Adviser, International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA), UK, considers the role ROVs play in subsea pipeline inspection, and highlights the importance of training and competence

Shaun Walker, Victor Ng and Jeremy Summers, Kent, UK, discuss extending service life for greater value and sustainability.

By moving away from siloed spreadsheets to a standardised cloud-based platform, digital transformation can occur fairly rapidly, says Febin Jose, Product Manager, Technical Toolboxes, USA.

Iran expected to dominate Middle East’s trunk/transmission pipeline length additions from upcoming projects 2023 - 2027.

New episode of the Palladian Energy Podcast: Chemistry at work: sustainability in the oilfield, with guests from Clariant Oil Services.

Creating a single source of truth on project data is key to delivering complex, collaborative projects while minimising costs and risks, says Steven Bruce, Idox plc.

We promote safe lifting, so we support GLAD.

Proposed US$5 billion project would offer export route direct into European markets.

Pipeline operators must quickly launch and retrieve inline inspection (ILI) tools and cleaning pigs without compromising the safety of field personnel, damaging equipment or releasing hydrocarbons into the environment. A quick actuating closure (QAC) or quick opening closure (QOC) can provide the solution to these issues.

Survey reveals 91% of gas buyers are yet to begin implementing decarbonisation strategies.

Barrels from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) will probably land on US West Coast as Asia gobbles up cheaper Russian oil.