The American Gas Association (AGA) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) earlier this month issued contrasting pictures of the future of natural gas as a major U.S. fuel source.
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The Quiet Frack, and Other Technology to Reduce Public Impact
New technologies are reducing costs and raising recoveries, but as pressure pumper Liberty Oilfield Services demonstrated Tuesday in Denver, innovation has not only improved equipment, but it’s helping to assuage relationships with nearby communities.
New Technologies, Collaboration Said Driving Operational Efficiencies in Energy Industry
Unmanned robots, aerial drones and 3-D printing technologies could more efficiently secure global oil and gas supplies, a survey of energy professionals by Lloyd’s Register (LR) has found.
New Technologies, Collaboration Said Driving Operational Efficiencies in Energy Industry
Unmanned robots, aerial drones and 3-D printing technologies could more efficiently secure global oil and gas supplies, a survey of energy professionals by Lloyd’s Register (LR) has found.
Automation, Expanded LNG Use in Transportation On Horizon
Fully automated drilling operations, autonomous pipeline inspections and the expanded use of natural gas to fuel trucks and railways are likely to be at the forefront by 2025 as technology makes gains in the upstream industry, industry consultant DNV GL said.
Energy Operators Still Cite Digital Tech Investments as Keys to Improve Wells, Capital Efficiencies
Upstream operators may be scrutinizing their dwindling finances, but they haven’t stopped investing in digital technologies to improve well completions and capital efficiencies, according to a new global survey.
Changes Predicted For Shale Gas Technology, EOR
A shakeup in the shale gas industry involving the acquisitions of technology providers and developers is coming this year, along with grudging growth in the enhanced oil recovery (EOR) sector, according to Mountain View, CA-based consulting/research firm Frost & Sullivan (F&S).

North America’s E&P Tech Capturing Most Global Investments
Exploration and production (E&P) technologies have attracted $7 billion in funding since 2003, with North American ventures accounting for the most investments by far, according to a new study.
BSEE Revises Safety Rule to Keep Pace With Offshore Technologies
The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Safety and Environmental and Enforcement (BSEE) has proposed a rule aimed at implementing industry best practices and updating regulations governing production safety systems and equipment used to collect and treat oil and natural gas from offshore production facilities.
Ryder Revs Up Marketing Push in Oil/Gas Fields
Ryder Systems Inc., a transportation, logistics and supply chain management company that has made a large commitment to natural gas and other alternative transportation technologies, has an initiative to penetrate U.S. shale plays, CEO Robert Sanchez said during a second quarter earnings conference call.