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Schlumberger recently gave Hart Energy an inside look at the company’s creative solutions and technologies that help oil and gas producers reduce carbon and methane emissions.
DNV CEO Remi Eriksen warned consumers that hydrogen usage globally needs to triple by 2050 to be in compliance with the Paris Agreement. “Hydrogen seems to be everywhere and nowhere,” he said during a recent webinar.
Dr. Megan Pearl of Locus Bio-Energy Solutions and Catalyst Energy Services COO Seth Moore share ways shale producers can increase oil production efficiency while maintaining ESG-friendly operational practices.
EIV Capital’s David Finan shares how investors are deciding which carbon management practices are worth pursuing, as well as the trillions of dollars of capital needed to reach net zero.
With inflation playing a sizable role in Permian Basin operators’ spending, longer laterals could be a solution to offsetting inflationary costs, says Rystad’s Cole Wolf.
“The initiative is an all-in approach where we say that virtually all methane emissions from the industry can and should be avoided,” OGCI’s Julien Perez said of the coalition’s global goals at Hart Energy’s Carbon Management Conference on May 16.
Houston needs to be rebranded as a partner in the energy transition versus an obstruction to the future of energy, industry veteran Bobby Tudor told attendees of Hart Energy’s Energy Transition Capital Conference on May 10.
Datagration’s vice chairman Ike Epley shared how the company’s software platform boosts efficiency, safety and revenue through unified data solutions.
“We have to strive to eliminate customization for the sake of customization and truly apply where there is value in the approach,” Raymond Jones, vice president of LNG projects, Exxon Mobil, said in a standardization panel at the 2022 OTC.
The U.S. Department of Energy has plans to help fund offshore wind developers as they grow their operations in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, according to DOE program manager Jocelyn Braun-Saracino.