... Abstract The oil and gas industry has been taking steps to achieve sustainable growth. Most E&P companies have declared their commitment to a carbon-neutral future. The first step in realizing this goal is to identify high-intensity operations, such as unconventional hydraulic fracturing...

... that independence is much harder to achieve than assumed. - QRA rates defined within the context of historical data may demonstrate a bias for a type of organisational culture that may not apply to the operation being analysed. The paper goes on to address the question why do we still have numerous industrial...

... the well lining operations, such as the preparation of cement, necessary to seal the fluid flow from or into the formation and bond the casing to the subsurface formation. Water is commonly used also during the completion and work-over activities: well stimulation and well flushing fluids are used...

... of the interactions of these risk dimensions are not only non-linear but also non-deterministic (the difference between a catastrophic crash and a near miss can be millimetres). When compared to other operations with complex risk space such as fixed wing operations or offshore helicopter operations, it becomes clear...

... Abstract Effective management of social and human rights risks in the oil and gas industry is crucial for maintaining positive relationships with local communities and ensuring sustainable operations. This paper explores the application of Natural Language Processing (NLP) for sentiment...

... safer for both company drivers and the local community. vehicle coaching artificial intelligence detection collision transportation safety implementation video mvc ai-enabled dashcam technology injury figure operation utilization distraction fatality adoption dashboard...

... of human error. The paper will discuss how the approach will vary depending on the application scenario, for example during Projects (i.e. FEED and Detailed Design), or during facility operations. SCTA is focused on tasks that have the potential to lead to major accident hazards (MAHs) not occupational...

... Abstract This paper discusses how the development and implementation of gamified HSE training have been used to enhance employee engagement and contribute to HSE performance improvements. The paper focuses on a case study in the Middle East operations of a global energy technology company...

..., and capacity building within the SRM framework at the time of writing this paper, valuable insights have already been gained and the company remains focused on the road ahead. The term SRM was specifically chosen to emphasize its operational focus within ADNOC, although internationally, the term Social...

... activity, maintenance, inspection, & testing as summarized in Table 1 . It is also important to note that the rate of Lost Time Incidents (LTIs) in maintenance, inspection, drilling, workover, and well services operations, is much higher than the LTI rate in Trasport; while on the other hand, land...

... operational conditions and to meet production mandate, the deem necessity of 2 nd pump startup reevaluated and avoided by implementing this innovative approach and resulted in energy consumption optimization and avoided huge volume of gas flaring. The alternate approach adapted due to following main...

... operation monitoring efficient methane emission management Introduction and Approach The Government of the U.A.E. has expressed its commitment to achieve Net Zero GHG emissions by year 2050 and ADNOC group as a responsible company has advanced the goal to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2045...

... implemented state-of-the-art flare.IQ technology, an Advance Process Control (APC) application to optimize flare operations, demonstrating real-time improvement in the combustion efficiency and steam/fuel savings, thereby reducing methane and overall GHG emissions. The paper explains how Baker Hughes arrived...

... Abstract Within upstream operations, Social Risk Management is a critical component. Unique environmental and social challenges are present in each operational field. These challenges often manifest in communication gaps between field-based operations, regional management, and local...

... For most assets, site-level emissions were found to be below 40 kg/hour, indicative of overall good operational performance of these assets. This compares well to findings by others, for example Riddick (2019) who reported emissions in the range of 4-80 kg/h in the North Sea and Negron (2020...

... acquisition and retention. Simulations allow team-based practice of non-technical skills using scenarios strongly related to the operational challenges faced by the students in their workplace. In practical terms, andragogy means that instruction for adults needs to focus more on the process and less...

... with the well delivery workflow for systematic application across wells. Operationalized steps of the risk process took full advantage of the established cadence of meetings and technical documentation in use without creating additional workload for engineering or operational personnel. Digital risk tools were...

... treatment and reduce waste while also providing opportunities for other industries to benefit from produced water. The study suggests that amongst the 4 CE practices, it is wise to select them based on the feasibility to ensure an effective way to manage produced water from oil and gas operations...

... process efficiencies of each of the different technologies when applied to representative flaring gas volumes and compositions. The developed simulations also included any utility, pretreatment, or post-treatment requirements in the field. Analysis of the costs to install and operate the equipment...

... as a significant global environmental issue, the "Policy and Commitments on Biodiversity Conservation" was established and published in December 2022, following a resolution by the Board of Directors. The type and degree of impacts that our operations have on biodiversity differ depending on the scale, activities...