Volume 83, Issue 6, November/December 2023

Second in four-part series on evaluating BSEE cost estimates in the deepwater Gulf

USV works in tandem with HAUV to conduct bathymetric surveys, subsea inspections

By pulling cooler water from deep sea, SWIRs can help reduce vessel power consumption

In this 2nd annual special report, Offshore identifies the state of the offshore oil and gas industry and what's on the horizon.

CEO Mitch Flegg shares how his company has achieved profitability by boosting production and replacing reserves, despite the challenging environment for the sector.

EVP says adaptability and innovation are now a necessity for the future of the oil and gas industry.

Offshore remains a key segment to watch in the upstream landscape.

The majority of executives and investors express confidence in the industry's capacity to balance its economics stewardship and environmental responsibility.

Most of these risks can be allocated within energy security, economic and diversification risks.

How O&G companies can capture data to improve operations

Demand for assets and services continues to rise.

Employers are looking to get ahead of the competition to secure the future best talent in an aging oil and gas workforce.

In hiring and recruiting, companies shouldn't start with what they're looking for but for what the talent pool offers.

Training becomes not just an operational requirement but a cornerstone of employee retention strategies in a sector that increasingly faces labor shortages and challenges in recruiting...

As the energy sector adapts, the industry must evolve how it trains its workforces.

Two case studies illustrate the contrasting extremes of the adoption spectrum to clearly demonstrate that human resolve is at least as influential to the successful uptake and...

Improving the public's perception of the oil and gas industry

At-a-glance statistics and analysis of the offshore energy industry

A compilation of the latest offshore exploration and production updates and projects from around the world

AI chatbot was specifically designed for the subsea survey sector

A growing number of vessel owners and ship designers are looking to build or convert their ships to run on hydrogen fuel cells as a means of lowering the environmental footprint...

Subsea or tidal power turbines may be the next big technology in offshore renewable energy, and research and development efforts are underway on several fronts.

The latest company news and personnel moves from the offshore industry.

DNV research explores the changing attitudes and approaches to cybersecurity in the energy and maritime sectors.