The Story of Oil 1822–1922
Martin Pitt continues to look at the history of chemical engineering and IChemE
Features - Oil & Gas
A No to Windfalls and a Yes to Win-Wins
In the face of rising pressure, are there any alternatives to imposing a UK windfall tax on the o...
Oil, Gas and Net Zero
The Cambo oil field could help decarbonise UK oil and gas production. So why are we not developin...
Engineering Anniversaries
ExxonMobil’s Fawley refinery celebrates 70 years. David White discusses how its history is intert...
Taking Aim
Malcolm Wilkinson and members of IChemE’s Sustainability Special Interest Group discuss the futur...
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Tom Baxter argues the case for leaving the UK’s inert oil and gas architecture in place, rather t...
How Strong are your Barriers?
What can be learned from inspections of loss of containment audit and assurance systems in the UK...
The Next Best Thing
Ruby Ray and Fabio Ruggeri describe an innovative process to produce substitute natural gas – a s...
Automatic for the People
Sean Loughney asks how safety in the offshore industry might be improved via automation
BioSNG: Fuelling the Future with Trash
Massimiliano Materazzi and Richard Taylor discuss the promise of a bio-substitute for natural gas
No More Lost Light Gases
Jason Ornstein, Ray Ozdemir & Anne Boehme on adapting failed automotive capture technology for ...
Rigs-to-Reef: Policy Waters Muddied
UK Government needs to take a lead on forming evidence-based policy on rigs-to-reef decommissioni...
Report: Could Do Better
Government reports on the future of the oil and gas industry
Abandoned Hope?
Brent Spar: Is it better to dispose of it or leave in place?
Drones: The End of the Rope?
Using drones to replace traditional rope-based visual inspections on offshore platforms
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