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This month’s issue of Petroleum Review looks at the potential role that technology might play in helping the oil and gas sector meet the skills gap and outlines some of the attractions of a career in this sector.We also provide an overview of some of the latest decommissioning developments in the No...
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Lessons from open access in US natural gas markets are discussed. Consideration is given to the role that transport rights has played in the transformation of the industry. Details are examined of the convergence, since adoption of open access, of gas field prices, pooling area prices and city gate ...
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Safety in the offshore oil/gas industry in the UK is now enforced through a system of goal-setting regulations that require companies to set standards, then demonstrate how these are achieved. Within this system, the safety of wells and well work is controlled by a requirement that operators develop...
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In view of the new environmental regulations attention is drawn to the way refiners are feeling forced to adopt stringent approaches to recovering hydrocarbons from waste-water treatment operations. Conventional treatment is outlined and details are given of the Amcec process which integrates severa...
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Production efficiency (PE) has risen for a fourth consecutive year, in 2016 it reached 73%, driving increased production in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS). Improvements in efficiency contributed an additional 12 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) in 2016, which is more than the UKC...
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