From Routine Flaring to Value-Creating Solutions
Routine flaring—the burning of natural gas by oil producers who cannot capture or market it—has long been a source of waste and environmental concern. But what if flaring could be turned into opportunity instead of loss? The Challenge Flaring contributes significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions. In many oilfields, it represents both a safety measure […]
U.S. Energy Layoffs and Industry Consolidation: Navigating Through Volatility
The U.S. oil and gas sector is facing another wave of restructuring. ConocoPhillips recently announced plans to cut up to 25% of its workforce—about 2,600 to 3,250 jobs—by 2026. It’s a stark reminder of how volatile the industry remains, even in an era of technological progress and policy support. Why Now? Several pressures are converging: […]
Coal-to-Gas Boom in China: A Double-Edged Sword
China is accelerating a major energy shift, and it’s not what many expected. Instead of doubling down exclusively on renewables, the country is ramping up coal-to-gas and coal-to-chemicals projects, positioning itself as a global outlier in the energy transition conversation. Why the Sudden Push? Energy security is the driver. China imports nearly half of its […]
Navigating the Energy Landscape: Key Trends Shaping the Oil & Gas Industry in 2025
1. Digital Transformation & Operational Efficiency Operators are increasingly leaning on AI, IIoT, automation, and data analytics to boost productivity and control costs. For instance, in the Permian Basin, well output per rig has surged to over 1,300 barrels per day, thanks to optimized drilling techniques and real-time analytics DW Energy Group. Meanwhile, AI is […]