This paper aims to identify the relevant factors to consider in the decommissioning process
of offshore oil and gas platforms. In five databases, using a systematic literature review of …

With the development of the offshore fossil energy industry, the designing life of many
offshore oil and gas facilities will end. The decommissioning of these facilities has become …

The Gulf of Mexico is the largest offshore fossil fuel production basin in the United States.
Decisions on expanding production in the region legally depend on assessments of the …

Methane (CH4) emissions from oil and gas activities are large and poorly quantified, with
onshore studies showing systematic inventory underestimates. We present aircraft …

The article aims to propose a conceptual framework of the dimensions involved in the
decommissioning process and their interconnections for a holistic view of the problem. The …

Decommissioning activity is being delayed due to cash flow constraints in most companies,
others are taking advantage of the low oil prices to expedite decommissioning activity as …

The lifecycle of offshore oil and gas installations has reached an age at which many need to
be decommissioned. The challenges are many, as both the types of structures and the …

The predictive capability of any mathematical model is intertwined with the quality of
experimental data collected for its calibration. Model-based design of experiments helps …

The article aims to propose a social impact assessment model that can help operators in the
oil and gas exploration and production sector to evaluate the social impacts in the onshore …

Abstract The Louisiana and Texas Rigs-to-Reefs programs enjoy widespread public,
industry, and government support and have become models for similar programs around the …