A Day in the Life Of ... Opgal Chief Scientist Ernest Grimberg

A Day in the Life Of ... Opgal Chief Scientist Ernest Grimberg
Rigzone digs into the mind of scientist Ernest Grimberg, who helped develop a camera that is able to detect gas leaks.

“When we look at what happens today, we will be able to see that a lot of green gases are emitted in the atmosphere, which is bad for our life and the temperature on earth, climate change and so on,” he said. “These kinds of challenges exist almost everywhere.”

Grimberg said clean technology is a way for young people to get involved and help combat this challenge.

But the industry has to stick to the basics.

“More resources than ever before are being invested into business management rather than basic science like physics and mathematics,” said Grimberg. “Innovations can and should, of course, act as a significant force in the global business environment. But in my opinion, it will not be the only platform for the oil and gas industry to move successfully forward. Technologies must be combined with other measures such as investment and efficiency programs.”      


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