DUBLIN, April 25, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Oil and Gas TechVision Opportunity Engine" newsletter has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
This TOE provides intelligence on innovations pertaining to technologies, products and processes, along with strategic insights, in the upstream, midstream and downstream processes in the oil and gas industry.
The scope encompasses hydrocarbon-based gas and oil exploration and production (E&P) technologies, materials and equipment used in E&P, and mainstream technologies such as storing and processing of natural gas.
Some upstream technologies covered are 3-D and 4-D seismic imaging, including seismic data acquisition, geophysical processing and characterization, and borehole seismic, drilling and completion technologies, well simulation and product optimization, well intervention, deepwater technologies for offshore oil and gas deposits.
Midstream technologies such as natural gas processing are covered in this TOE including natural gas sweetening, natural gas dehydration, NGL recovery, desulphurization.
Some downstream technologies profiled are crude oil refining, gas & LPG treatment, diesel & jet, vacuum gas oil conversion, and residue upgrading, Petrochemical integration is also profiled in our research, including aromatics, para-xylene and benzene, aromatics recovery, and olefins.
This monthly TOE highlights innovation features, value propositions, industry impact of 12 monthly innovations along a particular theme, and includes strategic insights on the technology from a global perspective. Strategic insights include insights on IP, competitive landscape, key research focus areas, key success factors for technology adoption, and noteworthy funding details.
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