Seatronics supports key Brazilian project
Seatronics has supported a global oilfield provider of engineered services and products, with a key project in Brazil through the supply of state-of-the-art subsea equipment.
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Wireless communications from Emerson
Emerson has announced a new dual-mode wireless gateway, which supports both IEC 62951 WirelessHART® and ISA100.11a industrial wireless communications standards.
Albania pipe shipments completed
TAP AG has recently completed its shipment of pipes to Albania.
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Johan Sverdrup RP jacket completed
The Riser Platform jacket for the Johan Sverdrup development will be ready for delivery in July.
Overcoming zero colour welding challenges
Huntingdon Fusion Techniques’s PurgElite pipe purging system is designed to drastically reduce the purging zone during welding, saving both time and wasted inert gas costs.
Australia sees collaborative data sharing project
Carnarvon Petroleum is joining with Northern Oil & Gas Australia on a collaborative data sharing project, offshore Australia.
Delays in payments results in FPSO suspension
The suspension of operations is due to longstanding delays in the bare-boat charter payments due to Bumi Armada, as well as irregular payments on the operations and maintenance contract.
Honeywell offers SCADA solution
Honeywell Process Solutions has launched Experion® Elevate, a real-time process supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) solution delivered as a secure and scalable service.
Dragon LNG in line to win UK Award for Education
Dragon LNG is celebrating after being named a finalist in the UK’s longest running and most prestigious awards programme.
Gas turbine and rotating equipment showcased at Power-Gen Africa 2017
This year, Sulzer staff will provide information on some of the other services available, such as the repair of generators and motors and the refurbishment of pumps.
Yorkshire plant closure a risk to UK energy security
GMB, the union for energy workers, has expressed concern over the closure of the biggest gas storage plant in the UK, as it risks Britain's energy security.
INWED: Career day to inspire next generation
Virtual reality headsets and real life career stories are hoped to inspire students at a South London school to consider careers in engineering, on Women in Engineering Day.
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June sees Sabal Trail pipeline begin operation
The Sabal Trail natural gas pipeline is reportedly set to go live at the end of June.
New CTO boosts Rovco’s Senior Management Team
Rovco has strengthened its senior management team with the appointment of Dr Iain Wallace as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
40 years at Prudhoe Bay
The BP-operated Prudhoe Bay oil field has reached 40 years of production.
Video launched to celebrate INWED
At this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), SSE will launch a new film that aims to bust some of the myths associated with women in engineering.
HIMA welcomes Stefan Basenach
Stefan Basenach has been named as the head of HIMA Paul Hildebrandt’s new Process business unit.
Project Icewine update
88 Energy Limited has announced that stimulation operations have been completed successfully on Project Icewine.
Oil and gas sector ‘cautiously optimistic’
The UK’s Oil and Gas industry is gearing up for growth as cautious optimism returns to the sector, new research reveals.
Aquaterra Energy secures North Sea contract
Aquaterra Energy has won a major contract to supply subsea high-pressure riser equipment and services for a subsea abandonment project in the central North Sea.
Satellite communications on Brazilian fleet
ITC Global has announced it has begun satellite communication installations on a Brazilian FPSO fleet following previous successful West African deployment.
Claxton enters the North Sea
Claxton has been awarded a contract to riglessly casing cut and recover a total of seven wells in the Southern North Sea.
Expro bags US$10 million contract extension
Expro has obtained a US$10 million well services contract extension with Apache North Sea.
TAG Oil increases reserves by 27%
An independent reserves assessment of TAG Oil’s interests suggests an approximate 27% increase in annual reserves revisions.
iFD-Stator 2.0 reduces energy
NETZSCH Pumps North America, LLC has introduced its new iFD-Stator 2.0, which is set to reduce energy and maintenance costs.
Sinopec and Linde to strengthen air gases supply in China
Sinopec and Linde have announced they have signed a €145 million joint venture to strengthen air gases supply in Ningbo industrial cluster in China.
Statoil: Norwegian Stream PDO approved
Statoil’s plans for the development and operation of Njord and Bauge have now been approved by authorities.
Brisbane oil and gas sector grows
Deloitte has grown its oil and gas practice capability in Brisbane with the arrival of Elizeu Boto.
New President of European Petroleum Refiners Association
Members of the European Petroleum Refiners Association have appointed Dr. Béla Kelemen as President of the Association for the next two-year term.
JV formed for ASU build
Linde North America has announced it has entered into a production joint venture with Air Products in Glenmont, NY.
Tank Storage Asia: Meeting Asia’s future energy needs
With around 75% of the world’s oil demand coming from Asia, the future for the bulk liquid storage industry in the region is bright.
Stewart & Stevenson confirms US$710 million acquisition
Kirby Corporation has announced it has entered into an agreement to purchase Stewart & Stevenson LLC.
MMI appoints new resilience practice leader
MMI Engineering (MMI) has announced the appointment of a new Resilience Practice Leader to drive the company’s organisational and asset resilience practices.
Oil spill response team established in Trinidad
SafeSTS has announced it has expanded operations by adding another base, in Trinidad, to its global lightering locations.
