Special reports

Ian Loudon, Omniflex, explains the benefits of using wireless technology that takes advantage of publicly available infrastructure to access your data easily, affordably and securely.

Texas midstream industry is a powerhouse that contributes to the state’s economic output, jobs and government revenues, according to a new study.

Steven Kenny, Axis Communications, addresses the importance of ensuring that network security devices do not become a weak link in the cybersecurity systems of energy providers.

John Anderton, Atmos International, explores overcoming the sustainability challenges of hydrogen fuel transportation with leak detection.

Prices pick up slightly but continue to remain deflated worldwide; prices did not respond as they did in 2022 despite disruption of gas pipeline supplies in Europe by multiple maintenance works.

As each nation assesses its available resources in conjunction with the Paris Agreement, it is critical to consider the role of natural gas over the next few decades.

Gas pipeline flows from Russia into Europe down 5% week-on-week, as of Sunday 28 May.

NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber, takes a closer look at Africa’s natural gas industry.

If you start eliminating options by law, markets respond badly, says Dr. Scott Tinker, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas, USA.

Monitoring operational data and market fundamentals is key to limiting environmental impact, says new report from East Daley Analytics and Validere.

The energy sector is at risk of cyber-attacks from a variety of different threat actors, each with its own motivations and methods, says Matt Watson, CovertSwarm.

India set to contribute 46% of Asia’s total planned and announced pipeline additions by 2027, according to GlobalData.

Sadik Al-Abdulla, CPO of software company Onapsis, discusses building a cybersecurity posture to accelerate the shift to alternative energy.

New threat intelligence report shows how cybercriminals routinely target energy companies on dark web forums.

Africa and the Middle East are home to 49% of all oil transmission pipelines under construction globally at a cost of US$25.3 billion, according to new data from Global Energy Monitor.