Volume 85, Issue 5, November/December 2025

Offshore energy production is undergoing a fundamental shift: from massive, manned megastructures to compact, digitally enabled assets operated by fewer people, or in some cases...

Implementing vibration mitigation as a core design principle can significantly improve well performance, tool longevity and predictability in challenging offshore environments...

Jon Inge Buli, head of offshore at Wärtsilä Marine, discusses the viability of ammonia, methanol, LNG, hydrogen and biofuels.

Operators are moving towards gas-heavy plays that can support their LNG export strategies.

Electrification of platforms remains the single biggest lever for reducing emissions, but carbon capture could be the next frontier.

The offshore oil and gas industry’s future is linked to the imminent results of UK government review.

By integrating AI-driven scheduling, production optimization and autonomous drilling, offshore companies can significantly cut downtime, improve safety and boost output, with ...

Tenaris COO Gabriel Podskubka shares his insights about improving offshore safety, reducing environmental impact, supporting complex deepwater projects and focusing on workforce...

Many of the region’s larger, older offshore oilfields face production declines unless measures are taken to enhance recovery.

From subsea habitats to large-scale additive manufacturing, DEEP Manufacturing aims to advance offshore infrastructure with scalable, sustainable technologies.

Two case studies emphasize the importance of strategic planning, integrated project management and technological adoption to ensure successful, safe and cost-effective well abandonment...

C-Innovation Vice President David Sheetz shares how the company is scaling globally, embracing AI and automation, and delivering integrated subsea solutions to meet rising offshore...

The UK has the engineering expertise, industrial capability, and offshore infrastructure needed.