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Events
ONS: Ziebel wins ConocoPhillips fibre optics job
Norwegian well intervention specialist Ziebel has won a fibre optic sensing contract in the United States with ConocoPhillips.
ONS: AGR announces major contract wins
AGR has landed a string of contracts worth $1million.
ONS: North Sea issues to be examined at this year’s ONS
Crucial issues affecting the North Sea will be examined at this year's ONS.
ONS: NOV Elmar leaves Stavanger
NOV Elmar has left Stavanger to accommodate growing staff numbers.
ONS: ACE Winches unveils new technology
ACE Winches has launched its latest technology - Reel Drive Systems (RDS) - at this year’s ONS.
ONS: Swire takes its cue from the military
Swire Oilfield Services has roped in the expertise of military logistics professionals and the retail sector to create a sophisticated tracking device aimed at alleviating the issues of a stretched supply chain.
ONS: Expro makes $40m investment in new Norwegian base
Expro has announced a $40million investment into a new Norwegian base.
Hunting Energy Services makes senior appointment
Hunting Energy Services has appointed a new regional manager for Norway as it shifts its focus to the Scandinavian market.
Deep Offshore Technology Conference confirms keynote speaker
Chevron Upstream Europe’s managing director Craig May will anchor Aberdeen’s first Deep Offshore Technology Conference (DOT) as keynote speaker.
High hopes for All-Energy 2015 on Glasgow move
Glasgow organisers have predicted a key renewable energy conference will start to grow attendance numbers again after relocating from its home in Aberdeen.
Nominations open for Energy North Awards
Industry trade body Energy North has launched the fourth outing of its annual awards this week.
Video: Energy Voice sits down with Sir Ian Wood
The biggest asset of the new oil and gas regulator will be its ability to stimulate collaboration, believes Sir Ian Wood.
Tholen: Communication is critical to industry change
The UK Government has assembled all the right tools in place to start taking action towards implementing the Wood recommendations, believes Oil & Gas UK economics director and the report's co-creator.
Webb: We need to think boldly about the North Sea’s second half
Oil and gas representatives and government figures discussed the progress the sector has made towards putting the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) activity back on track at the first Oil & Gas UK conference.
Video: Salmond says UK penny-pinching is hurting the industry
The UK Government's penny-pinching is costing the oil and gas industry "vast potential for the future", claims the Scottish First Minister.
Student Energy Summit gathers momentum with Nexen partnership
Nexen Petroleum has become the latest supporter of a global student initiative looking to identify the energy leaders of the future.
Gateway event celebrates Aberdeen-Stevanger partnership
More communication is needed between Scotland and Norway to develop the strong business relationship between the two country to the next level, a panel of international speakers agreed during the Aberdeen-Stevanger gateway yesterday.
Danny Alexander joins Oil & Gas UK’s speaker line-up
Chief Treasury Secretary Danny Alexander is the latest political heavyweight to be named as a speaker at trade body Oil and Gas UK (OGUK)’s first annual conference.
All-Energy suffers fall in attendance
The annual All-Energy show suffered a sharp fall in attendance in its final visit to Aberdeen before a controversial move to Glasgow. A total of 6,875 people attended the two-day renewable-energy event at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre this week. This was down from last year’s total of 7,687 and more than 8,000 visitors in 2012. All-Energy conference director Judith Patten said: “Yes, the figure is lower. “Shows reflect what is happening in the industry they serve; and the renewables industry is – as was made clear in many presentations – coping with changing policy.
Jeremy Cresswell’s All-Energy 2014 review
Aberdeen has a hard job ahead of it if it is to truly become an energy capital of Europe, believes The Press and Journal's Energy editor Jeremy Cresswell.
Video: Sir Richard Branson’s full All-Energy Q&A session
Multi-billionaire Sir Richard Branson’s quest for clean energy started with an unexpected knock at the door and an uninvited visitor.
Video: Carbon War Room influencing the next generation of energy
The need for change is rife with opportunity, according to the chief operating officer of Sir Richard Branson’s Carbon War Room.
Opinion: Climate change – the greatest economic opportunity of our generation
I see the challenges of our generation not as inhibitors of creating a better world, but as exciting challenge.
New renewables conference to replace departing All-Energy
Energy sector's key figures spoke of their "shock" and "disappointment" following the news that the Aberdeen All-Energy conference would move to Glasgow for the next three years - and be substituted by a brand new event.