The paradox of plenty: new issue of Offshore Technology out now
The resource curse, or the paradox of plenty, is the phenomenon whereby countries underperform economically despite an abundance of natural…
The resource curse, or the paradox of plenty, is the phenomenon whereby countries underperform economically despite an abundance of natural…
In this issue, the effects of 2020 on the offshore industry have done little to slow the growth of a…
The oil and gas sector is now the worst performer in the world economy, with sectoral activity still below pre-pandemic…
The oil & gas industry is seeing an increase in artificial intelligence (AI) investment across several key metrics, according to…
The UK Oil & Gas Technology Centre has invested in three robotic technologies to help transform pressure vessel inspection on…
The US Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement has concluded a review of offshore safety regulations in response to President…
The US has announced it will withdraw from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), a global standard on transparency in…
Research by the University of Edinburgh suggests the UK's oil and gas industry is entering the last decade of production…
In this issue: Why Danish oil majors are pulling out of the industry, opposition against Trump’s drilling plans on the…
The Mexican government’s controversial decision to open up the oil and gas sector to private investment is starting to show…