Champion Technologies will present its expertise and solutions for heavy oil and oil sands development at World Heavy Oil Congress, which will take place between 10-13 September 2012 at the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre.
Oilfield service firm Expro said yesterday it had picked up four contracts worth £15.8million for work off Norway.
Aberdeen software consultant Absoft is hoping to boost turnover this year by £2million by launching its first international office, near Stavanger.
Aberdeen-based oil service firm TWMA is to work with the Norwegian Oil Industry Association (OLF) in work to set out best practice for dealing with drilling waste, it announced yesterday.
Norwegian government initiatives to increase exploration and revenue to its treasury have been a success, according to a report published yesterday.
There have long been known challenges to exploring for oil and gas in the Arctic.
Viking SeaTech announced two new contracts today with oil giants Shell and Santos in Australia.
Scottish oil and gas firms are arriving in force in Stavanger today for the start of this year's "bigger than ever" Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) conference.
Norway is a destination for growth, according to members of Aberdeen-based industry body Subsea UK.
Coinciding with the 2012 World Heavy Oil Congress, Schlumberger is hosting technical tours of its Artificial Lift North Sea Operations Center on Monday, 10 September 2012.
Two of the biggest players in the oil and gas industry have lined up a programme of events during the British Science Festival.
The organisation behind Aberdeen's All-Energy exhibition has announced plans to host a similar event in Canada.
China, estimated to have up to 30 trillion cubic metres of shale gas resource, is to host the fourth annual Unconventional Hydrocarbons Summit later this year.
About 1,000 energy leaders from across the world will meet in Aberdeen next month to discuss the growing heavy-oil industry.
Since its launch in 2006 in Beijing, World Heavy Oil Congress has gained the reputation as the strongest platform for international and national oil companies, governments,
There was not much good news for consumers at the All-Energy 2012 Conference in Aberdeen.
Highlands and islands businesses have left in buoyant mood after what was yet again a record-breaking All-Energy show in Aberdeen this week.
Alan West, CEO of W3G Marine discusses about the company’s unique and innovative ship design which is solving problems relating to the loading and transport of wind turbines from All Energy 2012.
Aberdeen's place at the heart of the renewables industry was underlined by leading industry figures yesterday at a standing-room-only opening of All-Energy.
A new survey has found that noise rather than appearance is what puts people off wind turbines.
Aubin, a supplier of specialist chemicals to the energy industry, has launched a new installation system for the renewables market at All-Energy.
Service firm Dawson Energy said yesterday it has started work on an estimated £3million contract on the London Array offshore windfarm.
Senior representatives of the UK oil and gas industry held talks with the Scottish and UK energy ministers in Aberdeen yesterday.
Scotland's wave and tidal industry was yesterday given a double boost.
Aberdeen-based management system firm BusinessPort announced yesterday at All-Energy a contract worth hundreds of thousands of pounds with Technip's offshore-wind unit.