Gulf Energy Information—a leading provider of media, marketing and market intelligence services—provides in depth insights, technical content and strategic direction to the international energy industry.
Gulf’s market-leading brands—Petroleum Economist, World Oil, Pipeline & Gas Journal, Hydrocarbon Processing, Gas Processing & LNG, Pipeline News and Underground Construction—serve their markets with traditional print publications as well as digital media that leverage large audiences.
Moreover, Gulf also provides market intelligence solutions to the international energy industry through the Energy Web Atlas (EWA) and the Construction Boxscore Database.
Gulf Energy Information Timeline
The Early Years
1916 — Gulf Publishing Company (Gulf) is founded and publishes its first magazine, Gulf Coast Oil News.
1918 — The magazine name is changed to Oil Weekly.
1922 — Gulf launches Refiner & Natural Gasoline Manufacturer magazine and Filing Station as a series of specialized oil journals.
1927 — Gulf launches the Composite Catalog of Oil Field Equipment and Services.
1940's - 1990's
1942 — Refiner & Natural Gasoline Manufacturer changes its name to Petroleum Refiner.
1947 — The Oil Weekly is renamed World Oil and becomes a monthly publication.
1954 — Gulf launches its third magazine, Pipe Line Industry.
1966 — Gulf acquires Ocean Industry.
1975 — Construction Boxscore covers active, global construction projects.
1995 — Gulf’s Pipe Line Industry is renamed to Pipe Line and Gas Industry
2000's
2000 — Gulf is purchased by two private investment partners.
2001 — Gulf sold to London-based Euromoney Institutional Investor plc.
2004 — Gulf launches its annual Women’s Global Leadership Conference.
2013 — Gulf publishes Gas Processing.
2016 — Gulf undergoes a management buyout and becomes an independent, Houston-based company. Petroleum Economist is added to the Gulf portfolio.
2017 — Gulf acquires Oildom Publishing Company of Texas, publisher of Pipeline & Gas Journal, Underground Construction and Pipeline News.
2017 — Gulf launches Energy Web Atlas, a real-time project information platform.
2018 — Gulf changes its name to Gulf Energy Information.
