CHANGE is not a new phenomenon in the oil and gas industry. Neither are cyclical price swings. Yet, what’s happening now is very different. Climate concerns have created a global push to decarbonise energy production and use. Investors are taking
WOODSIDE has become one of a handful of companies worldwide to simultaneously use more than one million virtual Central Processing Units (vCPUs) on Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure. In late November, Woodside successfully executed the million-vCPU scale computing workload across
By Martin Petricic, Gareth Burton, Rear Admiral Joyce Johnson THE impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how marine and offshore assets can be affected by infectious diseases, and their risks to the maritime environment, just as readily
REMOTE surveys are quickly becoming the ‘new norm’ and EM&I have now extended this capability to ‘showcase’ new technology without the need to be there physically. This was demonstrated recently when their ExPert™ Ex remote inspection system was streamed from
MANY economies and industries have experienced severe disruption due to the current global health crisis — and the oil industry, which has a direct impact on the global market, has suffered far-reaching and long-lasting damage. This is in part due
LNG price variability is set to continue but as the market of gas become more fungible markets are expected to become efficient, a study by global law firm Ashurst reveals. The study, which sourced the views of general counsel and
HYDROGEN mobility and clean energy company HYZON Motors has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Australian industrial technology company WarpForge for the development of a ‘SuperBus’. Under the collaboration, HYZON will incorporate its core hydrogen fuel cell technology with
DETECTING CUI (Corrosion Under Insulation) is one of the major problems for FLNG, FSRU & FPSO operators, as It can interrupt production and can be costly to remove and replace insulation. Detecting where corrosion is occurring and being able to assess the level of
BHP has awarded the world’s first LNG-fuelled Newcastlemax bulk carrier tender, with the aim of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by more than 30 per cent per voyage. Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has been awarded the five-year time charter contract
By Christophe Bourdeau, a Managing Director within Accenture’s Australian oil and gas practice THE connected workforce is becoming an essential part of any future forward business strategy, and the market for connected workers is growing. As companies enter this