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Energy Tech Ventures: The Digital Frontier

Capital investment in digital technologies is helping evolve the energy industry.

Mary

Holcomb

Hart Energy

Mon, 07/13/2020 - 04:30 AM

Energy Tech Ventures: The Digital Frontier

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Private-equity-backed tech startups are fostering change in the oil and gas space with innovative, disruptive technology. Many investors have turned to transformative technologies to enable digitalization and improve returns. Given the current price environment, harnessing digital technologies has proven to be a critical part of survival.

As many oil and gas companies look for solutions to help cut costs, Investor profiled three forward-thinking digital technology startups that are moving through the energy industry and helping streamline operations, boost efficiencies and maximize production.

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Mary Holcomb

Mary Holcomb is an Associate Editor for HartEnergy.com's Digital News Group. She contributes to the company’s technology-based content such as subsea, seismic, digital oilfield, etc.

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