Oil & Gas Institute

We respond directly to industry needs, helping to address key challenges in the oil and gas sector.

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Industry Perspective:

Paul White, Chief Engineer at Baker Hughes, explains the fundamentals of digital technology within the Oil and Gas industry including the huge potential it offers in terms of delivering value, reducing cost and risk, whilst improving both productivity and efficiency.

InterventorTM - From Concept to Commercialisation

OGIC Project Case Study: Hydrasun with the University of Strathclyde

X Ray Scanner is now up and running.

As well as as new academic studies we are now also seeking new industrial partners in order to make full use of the scanner to the benefit of the OIl and Gas supply Chain.

MSc Oil & Gas Innovation

Develop new technologies in exploration, production, processing and decommissioning within the oil and gas sector

N-Sea and the University of Strathclyde

Practical Implementation of Deep Learning for Subsea Video Annotation - A joint R&D project between N-Sea and the University, the project involved developing a deep learning video annotation model for the automatic eventing of subsea survey video.

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Computational Fluid Dynamics / Design Analysis of Mechanical Fluid Heater

OGIC Project Case Study: Cavitas Energy with University of Strathclyde

Willie Reid presents to SE's Energy team at their Strategy meeting in Dundee

Willie Reid gave his views on the Global Oil and Gas supply chain and the role of oil and gas in the transition to the low carbon economy to the 50 strong Scottish Enterprise energy team.


Oil and Institute attends World Future Enery Summit

Willie Reid talks with Bob Dudley, Group CEO, BP at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi. BP was joined by Total, Occidental, ADNOC, Saudi Aramco and Exxonmobil as Oil and Gas company contributors to this major event. Nick Hurd, UK Minister of State for Climate Change and Industry also visited the BP stand and presented at the conference.

Funding secured for CCS study

Strathclyde have secured funding for a four-year project to study the ability of complex rock strata beneath the North Sea to trap carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions securely