Friday, July 3, 2009
How Libya’s top oil official Shokri Ghanem is opening his country up to the IOCs and their technology and expertise. Read our interactive magazine here.
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Investing in the future
Investment in new technology to boost oil production in the Middle East could suffer as a result of falling oil prices.17 Feb 2009
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Editor’s Choice
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Oilfields of the future – today
Three industry experts debate the tangible benefits of digital oilfield technologies. The panel includes Rohde & Schwarz’s Eshwarahally S. Vikas, Matthew Owen of BT Global...Read more -
Future vision
Khalid G. Al-Buainain, SVP of Refining, Marketing and International at the worlds largest company – Saudi Aramco – offers O&G an insight into the challenges ahead in these...Read more -
The heart of the matter
The second part of our exclusive interview with Abdulkarim Al-Sayed, CEO of the oil giant Bahrain Petroleum Company.Read more -
In the firing line
MIDDLE East oil and gas companies are investing heavily in security as terrorist groups continue to threaten to attack their installations.Read more -
Safety in numbers
O&G asks Justin Smith, Business Manager of the British Safety Council what his organisation is doing to boost the recruitment of health, safety and environment (HSE) officers in...Read more -
Mission critical
He controls a multibillion-dollar IT budget and coordinates the activities of 96,000 employees worldwide. But for Patrick Héreng of Total the biggest challenge is yet to come as...Read more
Readers’ Choice
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Energy evolution
Andy Inglis, CEO of BP Exploration & Production, outlines how the oil major plans to plug the capability gap and why beating the talent crisis will be key for our future energy...Read more -
Oilfields of the future – today
Three industry experts debate the tangible benefits of digital oilfield technologies. The panel includes Rohde & Schwarz’s Eshwarahally S. Vikas, Matthew Owen of BT Global...Read more -
World-class procurement and the National...
Recently, many National Oil Companies (NOCs) have embarked on a journey to become more global in scale externally, coupled with a drive to become more efficient in their...Read more -
Black gold rush
Libya is a country with mammoth reserves for the international energy giants, while the country itself strives to get its hands on the technology and expertise it desperately...Read more -
New technologies to achieve refinery mod...
Ambitech Engineering Corporation (Ambitech) has completed highly complex and logistically challenging refinery revamp, upgrade, and modernization projects at a large number of...Read more -
Emerging trends in intelligent safety-va...
The reliability of safety valves is crucial to process control. Their design has changed little in recent years and partial stroke testing (PST) has been the accepted method of...Read more
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Make a connection
Weidmüller’s Adam Segalés speaks to O&G about how major oil companies in the MENA region are reaping the rewards of better connectivity.
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Keeping security tight
Oil and gas companies’ operations often stretch the globe, making them particularly difficult to defend against theft and sabotage. But without the right action plan the consequences could be disastrous and extremely costly. Industry expert Alec O...
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Great recovery
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