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Petroleum Review February 2018

01/02/2018

This month’s issue of Petroleum Review begins with a bit of crystal ball gazing, assessing what opportunities and

challenges lie ahead for the global energy sector in 2018 and beyond.

Meanwhile, in the lead up to February’s IP Week 2018, Dr Mohammad Ali Emadi, a Senior Advisor at the National Iranian Oil Company, outlines development opportunities in Iran’s oil and gas sector.

We also shine the spotlight on the energy sector’s transition to a low carbon future, including a review of what the UK’s oil and gas sector should be doing to demonstrate its commitment to the carbon reduction cause, and highlight some of the latest technological innovations in this field. Continuing the theme of innovation, we report on the development of a new generation of autonomous and semi-autonomous robots that are set to revolutionise safety, inspection and maintenance, and explain how the oil and gas sector can adapt in order to counter increasing cyber attacks on energy networks.

Lastly, don’t forget to check out our online features this month, where we take a look at how budding entrepreneurs can secure finance for their energy innovations, and ask where will the money come from to fund Paris Agreement climate pledges.

Issue details

180053 Energy Pet Rev February 2018.pdf

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Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Energy Institute

Content in this issue:

Unsung professionals putting safety first

Development terms and opportunities

Gas and the future energy system

Breaking bad habits

Targeting a low carbon future

Low carbon technologies gain ground

What is the right solution?

More support needed

The robots are coming

An industry in transition: oil and gas

Looking forward

Subjects: Information technology, Electrical and electronic engineering, Health and safety, Energy consumption, Oil and gas, Renewables, Solar power, Energy policy, Shipping, Low carbon