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The Biggest Little Producer in the Permian - Vimarsana News

The Biggest Little Producer in the Permian

Mewbourne Oil CEO Ken Waits shares the strategy that propelled the 58-year-old private company to the top of the nation’s most prolific play, the Permian Basin.

Major Petroleum Engineering Schools Expand CCUS Programs - Vimarsana News

Major Petroleum Engineering Schools Expand CCUS Programs

Louisiana State University will graduate its first seniors with a concentration in carbon capture, utilization and storage in May, while the University of Oklahoma will start a full major for the subject in the fall.

PETRONAS and Heriot-Watt announce research partnership - Vimarsana News

PETRONAS and Heriot-Watt announce research partnership

PETRONAS and Heriot-Watt University have entered into a research partnership to jointly develop cost-effective technologies to produce hydrogen from biomass waste, in line with both organisations’ aspiration for a carbon-neutral future and a circular economy.

OU geothermal team wins first place in national Department of Energy competition - Vimarsana News

OU geothermal team wins first place in national Department of Energy competition

The OU team designed and proposed a system to repurpose six abandoned oil and gas wells in Shawnee, Oklahoma, to provide clean, renewable geothermal energy for more than 730,449 square feet of educational and municipal buildings.

OU geothermal team wins first place in national Department of Energy competition - Vimarsana News

OU geothermal team wins first place in national Department of Energy competition

The OU team designed and proposed a system to repurpose six abandoned oil and gas wells in Shawnee, Oklahoma, to provide clean, renewable geothermal energy for more than 730,449 square feet of educational and municipal buildings.