Subsea Expo 2014: Highlights from day three
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Events
Subsea Expo 2014: Wave power technology could replace North Sea diesel
Innovative wave power technology being pioneered by the US Navy in the fight against drugs has the potential to remove the need for diesel-powered generators in the North Sea.
Subsea Expo 2014: East Africa offers great potential for north-east firms
East Africa is a region of great potential for north-east energy companies as the drive for liquified natural gas production intensifies, according to the UK Government's trade body.
Subsea Expo 2014: Paradigm looks to cut pollution risk
Blockage removal experts Paradigm has launched a new flushing system designed to cut down on environmental risk for oil and gas operators.
Subsea Expo 2014: Highlights from day two
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Subsea Expo 2014: Jeremy Cresswell’s Energy Eye
Press and Journal energy editor Jeremy Cresswell runs his eye over the big headlines coming from the opening day of the 2014 Subsea Expo at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre.
Subsea Expo 2014: Bibby Offshore takes top honours at Subsea Awards
Oil and gas solutions group Bibby Offshore has landed top honours at this year's Subsea Awards after a year of growth.
Subsea Expo 2014: Onshore shale oil could overtake offshore investment, claims leading financier
Onshore shale oil production has the potential to lure investment away from offshore, according to the chief of a leading financial firm.
New faces at STATS as company eyes international growth
Pipeline engineering specialists STATS group has named two new directors as it looks to drive international growth.
CSL on the move ahead of expansion
Aberdeen subsea firm CSL is to relocate to larger premises as it looks to almost double its headcount this year.
Subsea Expo 2014: Highlights from day one
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Net success for former fishing firm after oil and gas switch
Ten years ago a north east fishing firm took the plunge into the oil and gas industry – and never looked back.
Aubin launches Flexlife subsea integrity link-up
Two energy service firms - Aubin Integrity and Flexlife - are teaming up to provide a full service of subsea integrity management solutions for the oil and gas sector.
Inspection and repair vital for North Sea future, says Harkand boss
A year ago this week, Harkand was forged into an international subsea giant and unveiled at the Subsea Expo in Aberdeen.
Bibby boosted by new ROVSV deal
North Sea subsea contractor Bibby Offshore has expanded its fleet with a new remote operated vehicle support vessel as part of a £30million investment in its operations.
Subsea Expo 2014: Event looks to help fight North Sea skills gap
The head of Subsea UK hopes this year's anniversary Expo will go some way to helping address the increasing skills gap threatening the oil and gas industry.
ROVOP kick starts 2014 with yet more vehicles
North-east Scottish firm ROVOP has expanded its fleet of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) by taking delivery of four new hydraulic work class systems with a further four new ROVs expected later in the year.
Adventurous Cortez set to revolutionise pipelay market
An Aberdeen company has found a way of packaging differently, standard equipment used for the jointing and laying of steel pipelines of moderate diameter, to enable such work to be carried out aboard a standard DP2 offshore support vessel.
Ellon-based subsea firm’s high growth potential
A baby subsea company is making waves in the market having completed just over 100 projects since its launch in July 2012.
Petrofac makes massive subsea construction commitment
Sharjah-based contractor Petrofac has taken many in the offshore industry by surprise with its decision to step into the deepwater projects market by ordering a sophisticated construction ship.
Strong subsea market buoyant across all regions but danger lurks ahead for some
Challenges will come from tightness in supply chain coupled with a huge 'inexperienced talent problem', Douglas-Westwood chief executive Andrew Reid tells Jeremy Cresswell.
Meeting the demands of ageing offshore infrastructure
As advances in exploration and subsea technology make existing reservoirs and marginal fields more viable, it is not only the age of your platform that counts - what you know about its condition is vital too.
Targeting talent effectively … Subsea UK’s cool toolkit
Subsea UK has developed a "toolkit" to help companies grow their own talent as the industry faces a massive shortfall of people.
Harkand boss predicts 150-plus new jobs this year
Launched at Subsea Expo 2013, subsea contractor Harkand says it has experienced exceptional growth in the last 12 months as it seeks to become a leading brand in subsea inspection, repair, maintenance (IRM) and light construction for the oil and gas industry worldwide.
Middle-east offers opportunity for energy firms – but technology must be protected, say experts
Increasing production challenges in the Middle-east, the world’s largest petroleum region, are fuelling the demand for advanced technology.