Issue: March 2010
Drilling experience with a small pressure window demonstrated the usefulness of ECD control and early kick detection.
Findings suggest that temperature’s effect on annular pressure substantially impacts the ability to precisely estimate the static and dynamic fluid densities.
Studies show the importance of an integrated design approach for a deep-draft semisubmersible and subsea wells tied back with steel catenary risers.
The Appalachian shale gas play has attracted majors hunting for elephants and government entities seeking tax revenues and political gains.
Evaluations were performed to find the most cost-efficient well configuration.
Marcellus development shows the seeds of a new gas paradigm Stephen Bull, Commercial Leader, Statoil ASA In November 2008, Statoil and Chesapeake Energy Corporation announced their $3.375 billion strategic
Co-visualizing different models of the subsurface enables an understanding of the producing reservoirs that could not be achieved when using these models individually.
A 60-well field study provides a means of optimizing common operations and minimizing nitrogen use, risks of becoming stuck and time on location—all adding up to more cost-effective jobs.
Part 1—Introducing developments in natural gas well dewatering.
Is Davy Jones a good, or bad, pill?
Oilfield solutions to geothermal challenges
Monthly updates of exploration discoveries throughout the globe.
Venezuela’s heavy oil woos amid electricity woes
What value VSP?
Beyond unconventional: Unlocking the gas potential of hydrates
Companies in the news
Companies in the news
Crude oil prices fell to six-week lows by early February, after warmer weather in the Northern Hemisphere, negative macroeconomic news and sudden strength in the dollar set in motion a $12/bbl slide.
Meetings and Events
New Products
People in the Industry
