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Mine production monitoring

Steve Clayton, Promtex Ltd, looks at what makes a good mine production monitoring system

 

Battling blackouts

An economy at risk of long-term decline on receding energy security. Ng Weng Hoong discusses Indiaº£½Ç³Ô¹ÏÍø™s options for the future.

 

UK shale gas announcements

First independent study confirms UK shale reserves are double previous estimates; UK government announces reforms to accelerate shale gas production; Environment Agency clears the way for permits.

 
 
 
 
 

A heated issue

Peter Stulen, Hertel, Netherlands and Andreas Guertler, EiiF, Switzerland, engage with energy loss and consider the use of thermography in the downstream oil, gas and petrochemical processing industry.

 
 

Brave new world

Angela Everitt, Shell, UK, outlines the challenges facing industry recruiters in the contemporary world environment.

 

Head content vs head count

In part 3 of Hydrocarbon Engineeringº£½Ç³Ô¹ÏÍø™s recruitment and employment series, Ford Brett, PetroSkills USA, discusses what º£½Ç³Ô¹ÏÍø˜the big crew changeº£½Ç³Ô¹ÏÍø™ will mean for industry performance and activity.

 

Setting the standard for CCUS

Steve Carpenter, Advanced Resources International, Inc., looks at the newly rebranded carbon capture 'utilisation' and storage.

 
 

Recruitment and employment: honed for purpose

In the second article in Hydrocarbon Engineeringº£½Ç³Ô¹ÏÍø™s Recruitment and Employment series, Bill Glasscock, Solomon Associates, USA, argues that cutting costs at all costs is not a helpful strategy.

 

The benefits of a professional asset manager

Quality fleet management can be worth its weight in gold and can boost profits at a mining operation. Stan Orr, Association of Equipment Management Professionals, US, argues the case for professional asset managers.