European oil and gas and energy
In the pursuit of enhancing safety measures and ensuring the integrity of energy infrastructure, the realm of pipeline inspection and monitoring has witnessed a ground-breaking revolution. With advanced techniques and technologies at their disposal, experts have pioneered a new era of safeguarding pipelines, significantly reducing the risk of potential...
The future of energy is hydrogen
A sleeper pick may win the race for the next generation of green energy. Hydrogen fuel is not new to the green energy race but has largely fallen under the public radar. With hydrogen being the most abundant substance in the universe and having about 2.8X the amount of...
Competition For China's Oil.
Thanks to its heavily discounted crude, Russia has won China’s favor over the last year, at certain points even overtaking Saudi Arabia as the country’s main exporter. The Russian invasion of Ukraine early last year, and subsequent sanctions on Russian energy, have led Russia to reduce the price of...
Refilling the SPR with Just 6 Million Barrels
The Department of Energy recently announced the plan to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve with a meager 6 million barrels. After draining the SPR to record lows in 2022, this plan seems far short of what many consider an appropriate emergency supply. This stage of Biden’s three-part plan to...
The face of energy is transitioning from dependence on fossil fuels to renewable and clean energy solutions. With pressure from the current administration and mounting climate concerns, nations across the globe are rallying behind the green energy movement. The efforts to transition to clean energy represent the convictions of...
Hydrogen is Finally Having its Moment
For decades—centuries even—hydrogen has been an elusive dream energy. It’s viewed as a silver bullet theorized to efficiently and cost-effectively power the entire world, satisfying our growing energy needs. However, there have been more than a few bumps along the road. H2 is the first box in the periodic table...
Civil Nuclear Manufacturing Processes
With the increasing demand for renewable energy sources, the traditional infrastructure that has supported our energy supply is experiencing a significant transformation. Despite this "energy transition", top-notch manufacturing and engineering remain crucial. The oil and gas industry continues to excel in these areas. However, is there an untapped opportunity that...
Climate change and the risk of global warming
Climate change and the risk of global warming are forcing countries to explore new and more sources of clean and renewable energies. Several countries are heavily investing in the development and adoption of renewable energy technologies including wave energy. Wave energy refers to the kinetic and potential energy captured...
abandoned oil well
Plugging abandoned oil and gas wells has long been an issue, which has been overlooked for decades. The health and environmental risks associated with unplugged wells are well documented. Concerns about orphaned wells across the United States leaking high quantities of poisonous gases have drawn greater attention in recent...
Big Oil’s Education Agenda
There is a long history of corporate funding of universities in the United States, with Big Oil having contributed a significant chunk of this money. But now,  the U.S. is heading towards a green transition, supported but new climate policies and public funding. Thus, the transfer of money from...