#Oil17: New World Order – give your view on the industry
#Oil17: New World Order is the publication’s third annual sector survey.
#Oil17: New World Order is the publication’s third annual sector survey.
Industry body Decom North Sea (DNS) has unveiled Chris Cox, managing director of Centrica’s offshore exploration and production business, as keynote speaker for its 2017 conference and exhibition.
#Oil17: New World Order is the publication’s third annual sector survey.
#Oil17: New World Order is the publication’s third annual sector survey.
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Industry doyen Sir Ian Wood has kicked-off a new campaign ahead of SPE Offshore Europe 2017 to encourage previous and future visitors, exhibitors and speakers to share their experiences of the event and what they are looking forward to seeing at September’s conference and exhibition.
The energy sector has a unique opportunity to build trust in society and connect with the “man on the street”, a leading industry figure said.
Centrica has said a project by a group of oil and gas companies to unlock small pools in the southern North Sea is progressing at pace.
The Aberdeen, Highlands and islands branch of the Energy Institute (EI) hopes Nasa astronaut Rick Hieb will help to make its annual dinner next week an “out of this world” experience.
The head of the Aberdeen-based oil and gas Industry Technology Facilitator (ITF) will urge people to look beyond their day jobs at an event next month.
BP's chief executive Bob Dudley will open this year's Offshore Europe, it was today confirmed.
Scottish universities' involvement in oil and gas technology development will ramp up once a few misconceptions are banished, an industry veteran has said.
There can’t be many 22-year-old chief executives of global manufacturing and design companies that run more than 100 factories.
A Peterhead marine company has collected £1,500 for the RNLI at Europe’s largest subsea exhibition.
An oil and gas conference in Aberdeen has started a waiting list after 300 delegates took organisers up on an offer of a free place.
Subsea companies showed significant signs of recovery after emerging from the depths of the two year oil price crisis to showcase at Europe’s largest underwater services event.
Late life asset management through to decommissioning isn’t an industry awash with precedents and case studies, so what’s the key to getting it right?
The UK oil and gas industry is still dominated by men and more needs to be done to help young women redress the imbalance, it has been claimed.
"It came from a good idea in a room one night."
A North Sea oil technology boss yesterday challenged industry to make best use of government funding for research and development.
Hydro Group, of Aberdeen, and Ian Donald, managing director at Westhill-based Enpro Subsea, were hailed as stars of the UK subsea sector at an awards ceremony in the north-east last night.
The chairman and managing director of Aberdeen-based Balmoral Group, Jim Milne, is an enthusiastic veteran of the annual pilgrimage to OTC.
Energy service firm Subsea 7 has calculated that it could have saved more than £130,000 on a project if it had cut back on documentation.
Growing confidence within the Scottish oil and gas industry is driving up bookings for a trip across the Atlantic to the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2017.
Following Brexit and the continued stagnation of the oil and gas price, 2016 will long be remembered for all the wrong reasons. However, despite the rather gloomy past, 2017 is shaping up to be a far better year for the industry. With advancements in technology and testing, 2017 is set to see new, green shoots of growth return to the sector.