X-Academy expands senior leadership team alongside second cohort kick off
An Aberdeen-based energy transition skills initiative has bolstered its leadership team with three new appointments.
An Aberdeen-based energy transition skills initiative has bolstered its leadership team with three new appointments.
Energy consultancy Xodus has been awarded the Rigid Pipeline Non-Metallic Component Characterisation study by NERA as part of National Energy Resources Australia's (NERA’s) National Decommissioning Research Initiative (NDRI).
Analysis by consultancy Xodus Group suggests £3.5-5 billion in capital expenditure will be needed to realise the electrification projects required to lower offshore emissions under the UK’s North Sea Transition Deal (NSTD).
The first candidates have been selected for X-Academy, a new training initiative backed by Sir Ian Wood and BP.
Whether you’re passionate about saving polar bears, or just enjoy breathing fresh, clean air there are loads of reasons why we should be tackling the climate emergency.
X Academy, a new initiative to inspire and harness young minds towards energy innovations and the climate crisis, has been met with an encouraging reaction from both industry and applicants ahead of the deadline for submissions to take part in the inaugural programme.
Energy players sign up to drive project to create a low-carbon energy hub for London and the South East.
A new transition skills initiative designed to focus on solving “real life climate change energy issues” has been launched in Aberdeen.
Energy consultancy Xodus has expanded its global footprint with the opening of its first Asia office.
An Aberdeen-headquartered energy consultancy is expanding its footprint across the Atlantic with the acquisition of Houston-based Ocean Geo Solutions (OGS).
Xodus, of Aberdeen, has landed a contract to carry out work for Petronas’ first complete carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, offshore Malaysia.
Energy consultancy Xodus is carrying out work to assess the infrastructure and modifications needed to electrify Harbour Energy’s central North Sea assets.
In the journey towards net zero emissions and further future reliance on renewable energy, there are important lessons to be learnt from the many years of experience in applying reliability engineering techniques in the oil and gas sector. Many of these techniques were developed earlier in the defence and aerospace industries.
Heeding past mistakes on offshore wind is key for policymakers seeking to build up the burgeoning hydrogen industry in Scotland, according to Xodus Group.
A pioneering project that would use wastewater from an Aberdeenshire distillery as a feedstock for producing clean-burning “green” hydrogen is in the running for a funding injection.
Global energy consultancy Xodus Group has appointed a new late life and decommissioning lead in Asia-Pacific following a significant increase in activity in the region.
When an industry is faced with a collective crisis, demand for new solutions and ways of working increase as challenges are grappled with.
International energy consultancy Xodus Group has reported a big increase in the provision of services related to subsea power cables.
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School pupils raced salt-water-fuelled cars, operated drilling simulators, calculated their carbon footprints and donned “smart goggles” at Offshore Europe in Aberdeen today.
Energy consultancy Xodus Group has agreed to buy Green Light Environmental, based in Perth, WA, as part of its plans to expand in the Asia Pacific region.
This Sunday (23rd June) marks International Women in Engineering Day. Christina Horspool has worked at Xodus Group for more than six years. The 34-year-old is originally from Birmingham, England and plays a key role the company’s environmental team.
A recent poll suggested industry’s mission to lower its cost base and learn lessons from the downturn will be subjected to an acid test this year.
Scottish subsea engineering is world class, according to an extensive study of the sector.
We have had a successful year with steady growth across all key areas of the business - from field development to decommissioning as well as in the renewables sector. This underlines the continued demand for quality consultancy services both in the North Sea and internationally, which is very reassuring.