ITF sets priorities for 2012
ITF has set its priorities for 2012 as developing technologies for unconventional reservoir characterisation; unconventional tight gas productivity stimulation; subsea power; subsea produced water separation clean up for re-injection or disposal direct to the ocean; and nanotechnology for maximising recovery.
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce's Consensus Committee has named its top 10 priorities for 2012, which include $366.2 million in improvements.