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IAT Base & Energy presentation (2.376 MB) aim to become the most competitive partner for oil and gas operatin g companies – a partner who makes a difference Implementing a demonstration of enhanced oil recovery (478KB) Reduction of carbon dioxide Incorporating human and organizational factors in risk analysis for (124 KB) Risk analysis in offshore Index – Offshore Brazil (1,23 MB) The Brazilian Oil & Gas sector has evolved dramatically since the monopoly of Petrobras ended with market de-regulation in 1997. Over the following 12 years, most major multinational oil companies have entered Brazil, which became a net oil exporter in late 2007. Industri Olie & Gas Årsprofil 2009 Industry olie & gas (1,22 MB) For Atkins Danmark har 2008/09 været præget af vækst både i omsætning og indtjening. I forhold til året før steg omsætningen med 24% og antallet af nye medarbejdere med over 20%; ca. det dobbelte af branchens gennemsnit Industrial IT for Oil and Gas Industry (833 KB) Brochure fra ABB om hvad de kan gøre indenfor Industrial IT for olie og gas industrien. Industry as a partner for sustainable development (632 KB) Oil and Gas - Publikation fra International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association (IPIECA) og International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (OGP) Innovative Technology Advances Use of Electromagnetic MWD Offshore in Southern North Sea (99 KB) Artikel fra Society of Petroleum Engineers, http://www.spe.org Integrity Management (1.21MB) Full scale service to the offshore and onshore industries International Offshore Installation Contractor (862 KB) n view of the renewable energy commitments of many of the European countries, the demand for offshore windfarms became apparent. Introduction to the Oil Industry (5,58 MB) ‘Hydrocarbon’ is the term used to describe any organic compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen. Hydrocarbon reserves evolve naturally and are derived from the decomposition of organic matter, algae and bacteria trapped and preserved in sedimentary deposits. Burial of these deposits and the corresponding increase in heat and pressure ‘cooks’ the organic matter. This breaks down the complex hydrogen and carbon molecules and converts them into solid, liquid or gaseous hydrocarbons known as fossil fuels.