Projects
petroleum industry in a broader context:
Decommissioning Oil Installations (2016)
|
An analysis of risks to business, society and employees of deferring the decommissioning of oil installations. Devex, 2016
When working in the petroleum industry, it is easy to miss what is happening outside. Partially this is natural confirmation bias (looking for what you agree with), and partially it is through actively filtered opinions and information available at work.
|
| ||
A poster presented at Oil Conference Devex 2016 in Aberdeen sheds light on North Sea Platform Decommissioning as we've not seen connected before. Around the theme "should decommissioning be postponed as Wood Review, oil companies and government suggest, or not?" Erik Dalhuijsen, a highly experienced Petroleum Engineer with a wide world view, highlights a range of risks clearly visible to those who look, yet ignored by large oil operators.
Incontrovertible evidence illustrates that the industry and government are embarked on a high risk strategy, doomed for costly failure, unless a serious start is made with decommissioning and a strategic approach is embarked upon.
Incontrovertible evidence illustrates that the industry and government are embarked on a high risk strategy, doomed for costly failure, unless a serious start is made with decommissioning and a strategic approach is embarked upon.
Petroleum Industry in Broader Context:
Future Paths for Oil Industry (2015)
|
An investigation of future paths for the oil industry: few options, none on the current path. Devex, 2015
Living in a petroleum bubble, rudely disturbed by the oil price drop of 2014, it is easy to think the oil price will recover and business continue as normal. That is a good time to remember the energy industry is a business like any other, and look for any changes to the market that may have crept up in plain sight.
|
| ||