E&P Highlights: Jan. 13, 2025
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including Chevron starting production from a platform in the Gulf of Mexico and several new products for pipelines.
Liberty Energy, DC Grid to Collaborate on Turnkey Power Solutions
Liberty Energy’s power solutions and DC Grid’s direct current systems will offer rapidly deployed, scalable and sustainable power for data centers, among other uses.
BYOP (Bring Your Own Power): The Great AI Race for Electrons
Data-center developers, scrambling to secure 24/7 power, are calling on U.S. producers to meet demand as natgas offers the quickest way to get more electrons into the taps.
Delivering Dividends Through Digital Technology
Increasing automation is creating a step change across the oil and gas life cycle.
Understanding the Impact of AI and Machine Learning on Operations
Advanced digital technologies are irrevocably changing the oil and gas industry.
Power Co. Proposes NatGas Plants Near Texas Haynesville Shale
An American Electric Power (AEP) subsidiary plans to develop two natural gas-fired generation projects near the prolific Texas Haynesville shale play.
E&P Highlights: Dec. 16, 2024
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including a pair of contracts awarded offshore Brazil, development progress in the Tishomingo Field in Oklahoma and a partnership that will deploy advanced electric simul-frac fleets across the Permian Basin.
Segrist: Cooling the Reaction: Nuclear Makes Promising but Slow Comeback
Nuclear power is awesome. Nuclear power is also hard—and a long way off from displacing natural gas as the primary source for the electricity the U.S. will desperately need.
Exclusive: Novi Labs’ Ludwig on AI Preventing Costly Drilling Mistakes
Novi Labs President and Co-Founder Jon Ludwig gives insight on how AI and machine learning allow diverse applications for oil and gas operations and less risk for cataclysmic failure, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Belcher: Energy Sector Grapples with Looming Labor Crisis
The U.S. needs approximately 400,000 new engineers each year moving forward but is currently only able to fill about one-third of the engineering positions available through at least 2030.