Losing the social licence

Pressure is increasing on the oil and gas industry to define its role in the energy transition 

Wrong time, wrong place

Despite the devastation of recent bushfires, the Australian government continues to fund new fossil fuel exploration

Is the greenest oil field good enough?

Equinor's Johan Sverdrup may be the world's most renewable oil field but its oil is still burned around the world

Understanding OPEC uncertainty

Dutch bank ABN AMRO's assessment of the oil and gas sector in 2019 highlighted OPEC’s unconvincing performance as a price predictor for 2020

Making oil and gas part of the climate solution

With their vast knowledge and deep pockets, oil and gas companies could play a central role in avoiding climate catastrophe

Plumbing the depths

As Total SA plans to drill the world's deepest offshore well in Angola, we examine the challenges of drilling at such depths

Making the right offer

We speaks to Aquaterra energy about decommissioning opportunities, and the challenges that spring up around them

Goodbye green clearances, hello hydrocarbons

The Indian Government has announced a reclassification of hydrocarbon exploration laws that will see offshore oil and gas projects exempt from social challenges and environmental restrictions

AI and the future of oil & gas safety

Advisian Digital and Saltgrid explain how artificial intelligence could prove a safety revolution for the offshore sector