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Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap, Pt. 4, Petroleum Refining

Energy Central

Part 5 is on Petroleum Refining.

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What are the SEC Rules for Reserves, and where can I find them?

CG&A

However, the SEC did not issue its first rules specific to Petroleum definitions until 1978 and continued to expand these definitions until 1982.Before Regulatory Documents The SEC oil and gas reserves definitions are located in Regulation S-X (210.4-10) Document Links: SEC Reserves Definitions:Regulation S-X (210.4-10)

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Mastering NSTA Infrastructure Reporting: ArcGIS Pro Best Practice

Exprodat

As part of this, the Energy Act 2016 requires each UKCS operator to appoint a named Information and Samples Coordinator (ISC), who is responsible for reporting petroleum-related information to NSTA. Embedding digitalisation and making data open and available is one initiative to drive this.

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Mastering NSTA Infrastructure Reporting: ArcGIS Pro Best Practice

Exprodat

As part of this, the Energy Act 2016 requires each UKCS operator to appoint a named Information and Samples Coordinator (ISC), who is responsible for reporting petroleum-related information to NSTA. Embedding digitalisation and making data open and available is one initiative to drive this.

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AI advisor helps geoscientists unlock the value of exploration data

IBM: Oil & Gas

Time is critical, but because the data is terabyte-class and the insights hidden in unstructured documents, the analysis is complex and time consuming. The work is so promising that it is funded by Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuel. At first, development proceeded using on-premises computing clusters.

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Louisiana and Texas COVID-19 Stay-at-Home Orders and Effects on State Courts

The Energy Law Blog

The Order specifically excludes businesses identified as critical to infrastructure, including oil and refining, and manufacturers, distributors, and supply chain companies producing and supplying products and services for industries such as energy, petroleum, and fuel.