All articles by Andrew Tunnicliffe

Egyptian exploration: can a desert be green?

The March 2021 blocking of the Suez Canal drew the world’s attention to the importance of the international trade route.…
Supply and demand: the challenges winter will bring

Last February’s winter storm, which hit Texas and several other southern US states, caused hundreds of deaths and left millions…
Sizing up – is automation coming to seismic surveys?

In today’s climate, making any sort of prediction is a dangerous and sometimes foolish endeavour. As quickly as a decision…
How innovation is changing the role of the seep hunter

The history of oil and gas exploration is one that dates back a few hundred years, often coloured with tales…
Cutting CO2 from Maersk’s offshore operations: a road worth travelling

Change is coming to the offshore oil and gas sector. Perhaps that change has been somewhat drowned out in recent…

In the air – how the oil and gas industry is taking on methane

If you look a little closer, the statistics surrounding methane gas are frightening. According to the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF),…
Oilfield Helping Hands – how charity starts at home for the oil sector

‘There are not enough words to express my gratitude for what Oilfield Helping Hands has done...’ It’s a statement which…
Eye in the sky – the role of drones in oil spill management

An oil spill is a disaster – environmentally, commercially and in PR terms, not to mention the significant danger they…
Mexican energy reform: what will it mean for international investment?

At the beginning of 2018, Mexico began the latest round of auctioning of oil and gas blocks for exploration. A…
Bedlam in the Bight: what will Australia’s new government mean for offshore oil?

“I’ve always believed in miracles” newly re-elected Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told gathered supporters at is victory speech after…