OTC conference a microcosm of most majors’ drives
The agenda for this year’s Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston can be compared to the strategies of most oil and gas majors.
The agenda for this year’s Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston can be compared to the strategies of most oil and gas majors.
An industry leader will look to stoke up the conversation about the UK oil and gas supply chain's ability to prosper in a “new reality” at a sell-out event during OTC week in Houston.
As many prepare to head across to Houston for 50 years of OTC, it’s worth noting that, while there will be a Golden Anniversary Gala Dinner to mark that milestone, the opening session of the conference is about the next 50 years for our industry.
Aberdeen firm Balmoral Group said a cost-saving product it is showcasing at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston has had a "fantastic response" from industry.
‘Going the distance’ is the theme of OTC this year as the annual conference celebrates its 50th anniversary – a pivotal exhibition for the UK oil and gas industry to showcase its capabilities on an international stage.
The US Gulf of Mexico is in the midst of a “big year” of mergers and acquisitions, a top analyst has said.
Balmoral has completed an extensive R&D programme to develop a new range of low-density syntactic foams.
The key role played by entrepreneurs in the region’s economy will be outlined at a north-east business breakfast this month.
Majors including Aramco, BP, Ørsted and Shell will talk about US$150bn of global projects requiring UK products and services
How will businesses fair after Brexit and where is the UK and Scottish economy headed after our impending divorce from the European Union?
Three north-east businesswomen are just weeks away from finding out which of them will be crowned outstanding human resources (HR) director of the year at a prestigious annual awards ceremony.
A member of the management team at operator Apache Corporation will join the all-star panel for Energy Voice's annual breakfast briefing in Houston in just under two weeks.
An annual competition celebrating excellence in the UK energy industry has had its entry deadline extended.
Judges have whittled down dozens of applicants to reveal the shortlist for terrific teams and tremendous teachers at the north-east’s most prestigious HR awards.
The entry deadline for “Oscars” championing the best of north-east business is looming and companies of all kinds are being urged to get involved.
An industry leader who has taken their firm through digital transformation is being sought to entre this year’s prestigious oil and gas awards.
Eight finalists are in the running for two hotly contested categories of The Press and Journal cHeRries Awards 2019.
Budding entrepreneurs in the running to scoop a prestigious annual award have been announced today.
A shortlist of Exceptional HR advisors and managers tipped to take home one of the industry’s most prestigious gongs has been revealed.
Innovative thinkers and renewable leaders are being sought to enter this year’s highly coveted Gold Awards.
All companies which excel in the oil and gas industry are being encouraged to enter The Press and Journal’s Gold Awards.
With just five weeks to go until the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) kicks off, plans are well under way to make Energy Voice’s next breakfast briefing in Houston its best ever.
Examples of “exceptional” employee engagement” and “extraordinary” initiatives in the region’s human resources (HR) sector are contesting two of the categories of The Press and Journal cHeRries Awards 2019.
Nominations for the 2019 edition of the north-east’s business Oscars – the Northern Star Business Awards – open today.
The cream of the crop among human resources (HR) professionals in the region are revealed today in the final shortlist for the cHeRries Awards 2019.