Enabling Energy’s Next Era of Environmentalism
A challenge for the O&G industry today is to adapt to a constantly changing landscape, and to optimize productivity.
Posts for category: Oil & Gas
Making Smart Offshore Fields Smarter
Rajant technology answers these requirements for offshore oil and gas development—creating secure and reliable networks that enable continuous, efficient operations.
Providing Petrochemical Plants with a Smart Network to Power Industry 4.0 Technologies
Advanced petrochemical operations require ubiquitous network coverage to enable Industry 4.0 efficiencies. That’s why plants today need Rajant Kinetic Mesh.
IIoT 4.0 Wireless Communications in the Energy Industry (Part 1)
The key benefits to IIoT 4.0 wireless communications in the energy industry and the use of cyber-physical systems.
Optimizing Your Oilfield for ROI and Employee Safety
Control how you prepare for the unpredictability and ensure your operations are optimized for every condition by leveraging the right network infrastructure.
Get Acquainted with the KM3 – Ideal for Outdoor Enclosures
This flexible DIN rail-mounted wireless node is intended for deployment inside pre-existing enclosures.
Between Oil’s Booms and Busts – A Private Wireless Network to Save the Day
There’s been a lot of debate recently on the direction of oil prices over the next 12 months. At the end of February, U.S. crude oil was slated to achieve its first monthly gain in eight months and its biggest monthly gain since 2009. Favorable news for the industry, right? Not so fast.
OilComm: Solving Communications Challenges for the Oil & Gas Community
Shows like OilComm are great venues for Rajant. Not only can we talk about ourselves, but we can take what we hear from you back to our development team and keep our offerings on the leading edge.
Monitoring Remote Oil & Gas Infrastructure – An Expansive Issue
A series of recent equipment failures and resulting oil spills in Canada has renewed concerns over pipeline safety and monitoring and environmental impact in Alberta and Saskatchewan – particularly in light of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.