Pure Energy

Maarten van Hasselt, Celerant’s recently minted Senior Vice President and Americas sector global energy lead, says unique pressures facing the energy market are forcing companies to operate leaner, more efficiently, and perhaps most interestingly, together, as the world’s remaining underground stores of oil become more remote, and require more advanced technology to tap into.

Joe Kornik | September 12, 2012

Maarten van Hasselt Celerant's van Hasselt on the opportunities, challenges and the sector's future

Shifting global demand, cutting edge technologies and new breeds of collaborative relationships between companies at the wellhead are just a few of the hot topics facing the always-moving energy industry, and with change inevitably comes opportunity. Maarten van Hasselt, Celerant's recently minted Senior Vice President and Americas sector global energy lead, says unique pressures facing the energy market are forcing companies to operate leaner, more efficiently, and perhaps most interestingly, together, as the world's remaining underground stores of oil become more remote, and require more advanced technology to tap into.

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