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.…
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Andrew Tunnicliffe
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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),…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…