This month's Oil and Gas TOE profiles latest innovations in metal oxide coatings for filters, a drilling technology, and automatization of pipe tripping and simulation of drilling muds behavior. The TOE also discusses a high-resolution technology for improving reserve estimations, a water injection and drill bit technology, and environment-friendly tracers. The TOE also profiles gas sensors for leakage detection. The Oil and Gas TechVision Opportunity Engine (TOE) provides intelligence on innovations pertaining to technologies, products, and processes, along with strategic insights, in the upstream and downstream processes in the oil and gas industry. The Energy and Utilities cluster provides global insights and intelligence on a wide variety of disruptive emerging technologies and platforms ranging from energy storage, advanced batteries, solar and wind energy, to unconventional oil, bioenergy, geothermal energy, and energy transmission.
Table of Contents
1. Innovations in Metal Oxide Coating, Drilling Technology, Pipe Tripping, Drilling Mud Simulation, High-resolution Technology, and Gas Sensors
- Technology Advancements in the Oil and Gas Industry
- Metal Oxide Coating Improves Filter Membrane’s Lifetime
- Drilling Technology Enables Accurate Downhole Liner Placement
- Automatization of Pipe Tripping Reduces Operational Time
- Simulation of Drilling Muds Behavior within Wells
- High-resolution Technology Improves Estimation of Reserves
- Technology to Improve Effectiveness of Water Injection on Fractured Reservoirs
- Drill Bit Technology Increases Drilling Efficiency
- Environmentally-friendly Tracers as Alternatives to Toxic Tracers
- Gas Sensors Detect Pipeline Leakage
- Dissolvable Plug Eliminates Risks of Plug Removal
- Industry Contacts
