The offshore oil and gas industry remains one of the most challenging and technologically demanding sectors globally. The harsh environmental conditions, high operational costs,...
The federal government in Australia has gone ahead and unveiled a potential national domestic gas reservation scheme, wherein the gas exporters are going to reserve between 15% and 25% of gas production when it comes to the domestic market.
The...
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SSDs deliver unmatched data center performance. As solid-state drives (SSDs) are increasingly deployed throughout the enterprise, data center and IT managers need to fully...
Falling oil prices and collapsing profit margins are driving the industry to lower costs. Reducing labor costs and gaining supplier concessions can help, but...
The dynamic maritime landscape of the Asia Pacific region is experiencing a revitalization driven by shifting offshore exploration trends and a focus on energy security. By opening new licensing rounds and targeting frontier basins, regional powers are seeking to secure domestic energy supplies while adapting to the evolving global energy transition.
The shifting landscape of Asian offshore energy markets focuses on low carbon development and offshore electrification to align traditional oil and gas operations with global sustainability targets. This transition is characterized by a dual-track approach that integrates renewable infrastructure with decarbonized fossil fuel extraction to maintain regional energy security.