- Where are the world’s oil rigs? | World Economic Forum
Today, there are 1,470 offshore oil rigs around the world The chart below, based on data from Statista, shows where they are located, as of May 2015 Seven regions have more than 100 oil rigs, which can be broadly divided into four areas
- Ageing oil and gas platforms - The World Economic Forum
Here are 3 ways to break the offshore wind impasse Offshore platforms can be recycled Dismantling and recycling end-of-life oil and gas platforms is one option for decommissioning An example is the Brent Delta platform, one of four installations from the Brent oil and gas field northeast of the Shetland Islands in the North Sea
- The US enters its drill, baby, drill era. Here’s what an energy . . .
The move was followed by a directive that aimed to roll back regulations on the oil and gas sector, and accelerate drilling and pipeline development “We will drill, baby, drill,” Trump said in his inauguration speech, adding that the US has the “largest amount of oil and gas of any country on Earth — and we are going to use it ”
- Offshore wind farms make artificial reefs for marine life
Wind turbines off the US coast have become artificial reefs, offering a new habitat for ocean life But wind farms can have a negative effect on other wildlife, such as fish stocks and ocean birds Collaborative, biodiversity-aware planning of projects will be key as offshore wind expands to meet net-zero climate targets
- 2. Jobs outlook - The Future of Jobs Report 2025 | World Economic Forum
The Future of Jobs Survey also asked respondents whether they expected to offshore parts of their workforce, or move operations closer to home through reshoring, nearshoring, or friendshoring
- Choo Chiau-Beng | World Economic Forum
Chairman, Det Norske Veritas South-East Asia Committee Member: Southeast Asia Regional Committee, American Bureau of Shipping; Special Committee on Mobile Offshore Drilling Units; Board of Trustees, Singapore University of Technology and Design Singapore's Non-Resident Ambassador to Brazil
- How do oil spills affect the environment? | World Economic Forum
Beyond the immediate and visible damage caused to sea life, oil spills continue to affect marine life and the environment for years Here’s what you need to know
- Saipem | World Economic Forum
Saipem is a global leader in drilling services, as well as in the engineering, procurement, construction and installation of pipelines and complex projects, onshore and offshore, in the oil and gas market
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