The subsea tieback is an engineering process connecting an untapped satellite oil field to an existing production center. This process used to be a technological and...
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Offshore Oil & Gas
Examining the Value of Project Management and Execution Planning
Refining the steps of project execution on large capital projects has always been important to maintaining a high level of value and reducing long-term risks over a...
Costs of Corrosion in Offshore Production
Around the world, corrosion is a costly and complex natural phenomenon that inevitably disrupts operations and can even cause major accidents if not addressed properly. A...
The Key to Solving Oilfield Optimization Problems
Discussing the "oil price rollercoaster," Microsoft Senior Business Development Manager Nives Stanfelj stated in June 2015 that "over 100 large [oil] projects exceeded...
Predesign, Standardization, and Profitability: What You Need to Know
As volatility in the oil and gas market continues to affect companies' bottom lines, they remain vigilant in finding ways to minimize financial risk and accelerate their...
Innovative Riser Technology Vital to Offshore Production
As oil and gas production continues to move farther offshore and potential fields become increasingly marginal, deepwater riser technology continues to be a vital...
Considerations of Offshore Electrical and Control Systems
For offshore oil and gas production to be a safe and profitable endeavor, a consistent power supply is required. Additionally, as automation has woven its way into offshore...
Managing the Challenges of Decommissioning
Any long-term strategy of an offshore oil and gas production company will likely include offshore platform decommissioning. After years of production, the wells eventually...