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At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
The way we power, heat and fuel our modern world is changing.
The way we power, heat and fuel our modern world is changing.
The way we power, heat and fuel our modern world is changing.
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
With increasing pressure to adapt to more sustainable methods, responsibility lies with all stakeholders throughout the well planning process to reduce environmental impact.
The energy transition is dominating debate at the Offshore Europe 2019 conference in Aberdeen this week.
With increasing pressure to adapt to more sustainable methods, responsibility lies with all stakeholders throughout the well planning process to reduce environmental impact.
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
With increasing pressure to adapt to more sustainable methods, responsibility lies with all stakeholders throughout the well planning process to reduce environmental impact.
The UK’s leading safety training and competence management organisation has secured a training management service agreement for the next three years with a large subsea solutions firm.
Yard owner Able UK has published breathtaking footage of the helipad being detached from Shell's Brent Bravo platform.
Scotland's biggest wind farm was opened yesterday by the Duke of Rothesay in Wick, in the north-east of the country.
Norwegian oil giant Equinor has produced a video showing the installation process for its Troll C Gas module at one of the biggest ever North Sea finds.
Energy logistics firm Peterson has shot video footage of the arrival of a giant marine fuel tank at its Aberdeen harbour base.
Her Majesty’s Coastguard dropped in to visit a vessel bound for the Moray East Offshore Wind Farm. The Geosea ship was doing 10 knots as it powered through the North Sea toward the Moray Firth project site. Wind Farm developer EDP Renewables thanked the HM Coastguard for “making us feel safe at sea”.
Danish renewable energy giant Orsted has shared a video of a Minke whale spotted near its Hornsea One wind project.
Scientists at Manchester University have created flags that generate wind and solar power.
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has announced that it will launch a wind research buoy in the waters off New York.
After a two month sea voyage from South Korea, the Johan Sverdrup topside has arrived in the yard at Stord, Norway.
Well, how do you sum up a year like 2018? There’s certainly been no shortage of talking points that’s for sure.
Have a look inside one of the world’s largest offshore oil platforms, the Hebron. Suncor Energy has shared footage of the inner workings of the giant ExxonMobile-operated structure. Located off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Hebron project is shared by Exxon, Chevron, Suncor Energy, Equinor and Nalcor Energy.
A major milestone for the North Sea oil industry has been reached today following the announcement of first oil from one of its biggest projects.