German electronics manufacturer Siemens on Wednesday launched, at its headquarters in Midrand, its end-to-end distributed energy system (DES) as a solution to assist the African continent in its energy transition. Advertisements
TechnipFMC and Baker Hughes, a GE company (BHGE) have signed a new agreement to collaborate on the development of digital applications for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry.
Read MoreAfter years of pessimism, in 2017 I wrote an article about why I thought there were a few reasons to be positive about the mining industry (find it here), and I was really pleased with the reception it had, and conversations I had following on from it! So, to follow on from that, I wanted to take a look ahead at 2018, and the technologies I think are really disrupting the industry at the moment.
Read MoreHalliburton and Microsoft have struck a partnership that will see the oil industry transform in radical ways, Microsoft said in a statement, digitizing a massive business that has been wary of sharing information.
Read MoreEfficiency is the new buzzword for the oil and gas industry in case someone’s missed it. But it is more than just a buzzword, at least for some industry players as well as tech giants like German Siemens and Swiss ABB. These two have partnered with E&Ps to bring the concept of automation a step further – a huge step. Siemens and ABB are competing in the development of automated, unmanned, entirely submerged offshore oil…
Read MoreAs the pressure mounts to cut costs upstream, ExxonMobil expects to save a lot of time and money by using brute force in the computing department.
Read MoreUS-based energy giant and LNG player ExxonMobil said Thursday it has developed a new technology which dehydrates natural gas.
Read MoreThe LNG industry needs to continue to innovate to drive down capital costs across the LNG value chain to make gas competitive with other sources of energy such as coal and renewables, Ben van Beurden, CEO of LNG giant Shell said on Tuesday.
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