Saudi Oil and Gas – Issue 25

Saudi Oil and Gas Issue 25 provided detailed coverage of Saudi Arabia’s petroleum innovations during 2012.
This edition highlighted the SPE/DGS Annual Technical Symposium & Exhibition, research on
solid expandable openhole clads, corrosion control, and intelligent oilfield technologies
developed in collaboration with Saudi Aramco, KFUPM, and Stanford University.

Featured Highlights

• Comprehensive review of the 2012 SPE/DGS Annual Technical Symposium
• Aramco’s partnership initiatives with King Faisal University
• Saudi Aramco’s YASREF joint venture and academic collaborations
• Advancements in corrosion control and openhole cladding technology
• Q&A with USC Petroleum Engineering Program Director Dr. Iraj Ershaghi
• Smart oilfield innovations and reservoir optimization insights

Key Articles and Features

• Welcome Message – Abdullatif A. Al-Omair, Chairman, 2012 SPE/DGS Symposium
• From the Aramco Newsroom – YASREF JV Launch and KFU Collaboration
• Intelligent Oilfield Technology – USC Smart Oilfield interview
• Solid Expandable Openhole Clads – Advanced downhole architecture research
• Corrosion Control Planning – Strategies to extend the life of injection wells

Technical Focus Areas

• Intelligent oilfield systems
• Corrosion control and material science
• Reservoir simulation and modeling
• Drilling and completions technology
• Petroleum engineering education
• Energy research collaborations

Magazine Archive

Saudi Oil and Gas Issue 25 documented key developments in 2012 related to intelligent oilfield systems,
advanced drilling technologies, and collaborative energy research.
It now serves as a historical reference for Saudi petroleum innovations of that year.

View Archived PDF (Issue 25)

About the Publisher

EPRasheed Media Group published leading oil and gas industry titles, including
Saudi Oil and Gas, Brazil Oil and Gas, and tt_mg.
These publications bridged innovation, academia, and industrial leadership across the global energy sector.

Global Reach

EPRasheed Media Group formerly maintained editorial offices in the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Trinidad, Houston, and Brazil.
Although these offices are no longer operational, the group’s publications continue to provide archival insights into energy technology and policy worldwide.