Ineos expects full repair of Forties pipeline ‘today’
Ineos has announced it expects to complete repairs to the Forties pipeline system today.
Ineos has announced it expects to complete repairs to the Forties pipeline system today.
Dutch contractor Heerema is preparing its massive new crane vessel Sleipnir for its first ever voyage.
Fintech firm nSYS Services, of Aberdeen, said yesterday it had secured new contracts worth £500,000 during the first half of 2019.
Offshore container and module manufacturer OEG Offshore, of Aberdeen, said yesterday it was enjoying further growth in the Caspian region.
The top Big Oil operators in the Gulf of Mexico said Tuesday they are evacuating workers from most of their deepwater platforms in response to this hurricane season's first looming disturbance in the area.
Strikes have been averted at a major gas terminal in Aberdeenshire after discussions “allayed” workers’ fears on health and safety.
Shell CEO Ben van Beurden has been unveiled as part of a global commission to help global progress on energy efficiency.
Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest crude exporter, awarded $18 billion in contracts to boost output capacity at two offshore oil fields even as the kingdom and its OPEC partners restrict production.
The wait for a “significant pick up” in the North Sea’s subsea vessel market is likely to continue until 2021, according to a leading shipbroking firm.
One talented apprentice and an outstanding oil and gas employee will take home two of the most coveted awards in the industry at a glitzy ceremony later this year.
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has intervened in a commercial dispute between two operators which has led to the delay of a new North Sea project.
Subsea firm Acteon has taken on 177 workers from Proserv amid an acquisition of its field technology services (FTS) business.
An Aberdeen headquartered oil and gas firm is considering floating on a public market as part of its long term growth plans.
Westwood Global Energy reports that there were five active exploration wells and two active appraisal wells as of June 25. Since the last report, six wells have spudded and four have completed.
With North Sea helicopter safety in the spotlight, there will doubtless be many offshore workers once again spooked by having to commute to their places of work using a mode of transport that they would not ordinarily choose.
In the week or so before I sat down at my desk to write this column, four important and potentially linked events took place.
It’s no secret that communication is fundamental to effective leadership, a productive workforce and a successful business. Barriers arise, however, when we fail to consider what makes for good communication or rely too heavily on technology to get the job done.
North Sea oil companies have grasped the need to “reconnect” teams on the “beach” with those offshore, a health and safety chief has said.
Equinor has made a "profitable oil discovery" at its Oseberg area in the Norwegian North Sea.
A memorial trust is planning an “informal” act of remembrance in Aberdeen this weekend to mark 31 years since the Piper Alpha disaster.
Combining a mixture of clinical and safety responsibilities can, in the right circumstances, be extremely effective and perhaps nowhere is this more apparent than in the offshore oil and gas sector.
Oil companies are under increasing pressure to bring fuel to market faster and cheaper, leading BP Plc to conclude some of its resources “won’t see the light of day,” according to its head of strategy.
The world’s largest offshore drilling firm EnscoRowan has announced plans to change its name to Valaris.
Reflecting on safety, diving contractor KD Marine’s managing director, Hamish Petersen, thinks back to a lecture at Aberdeen University around a decade ago titled “Is HSE going to be the end of the North Sea?”
Aberdeenshire-based gas turbine firm Alba Power has been bought by Swiss engineering giant Sulzer.