Sponsors
Europe is a vital region for Nalco. The company’s European headquarters is in Leiden, Netherlands.
Read More
In more than 1,000 locations around the globe, we provide high-quality shipping, logistics and marine services.
Read More
Knowledge, technical innovation and teamwork are at the center of who we are. For more than 80 years, we have focused on leveraging these assets to deliver solutions that improve customer performance.
Read More
Europe is a vital region for Nalco. The company’s European headquarters is in Leiden, Netherlands.
Read More
In more than 1,000 locations around the globe, we provide high-quality shipping, logistics and marine services.
Read More
Knowledge, technical innovation and teamwork are at the center of who we are. For more than 80 years, we have focused on leveraging these assets to deliver solutions that improve customer performance.
Read More
Blog
Chairman, GDS International
Sales and the 'Talent Magnet'
A lot is written about being a ‘Talent Magnet’, either as a company, or as President. It’s all good practice – listen, mentor, reward, provide clear goals and career maps. Good practice for the employer, but what about the employee?24 May 2011
White Papers
Focus Area: Exploration & Drilling
AVO, inversion or AVO inversion? Hampson-Russell’s software solutions
As geophysicists, reservoir characterization is our goal. We aim to transform seismic traces into pseudo well-log measurements from which we can infer reservoir properties, such as porosity or fluid content. By Rebecca Goffey, Hampson-Russell Software & Services (A CGGVeritas Company)
Seizing the opportunity
Crisis? What crisis? According to Lukoil Chairman and CEO Vagit Alekperov, the current economic downturn is just another opportunity for the oil and gas industry to emerge even stronger than before. By Ben Thompson
Rebalancing the workforce
It’s not easy to find a 30-year-old CEO in the oil and gas industry, but Yagya Ahuja reveals why that is all about to change.
_war_TH.png)
The cold(er) war
Since a team of Russian explorers planted a titanium flag on the ocean floor of the North Pole in a dramatic move to claim the Arctic region back in 2007, Russia has made no secret of its ambitions to establish a deeper footprint in the frozen north. And now, as the country formally announces plans to establish military bases along its northern coastline, the war for the Arctic’s lucrative reserves is heating up.
A new dawn for gas
Given its former status as a gulag for exiled Tsarist dissidents, Sakhalin Island has long had a reputation as one of the gloomiest places in Russia. But thanks to its abundant reserves of oil and gas, the island could yet prove an unlikely source of hope for the economy. By Ben Thompson
Source: www.cisoilgas.com© 2012 GDS Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.