Youngsters agree North Sea has future – but men still dominate the demographic
Youngsters living in the UK's energy focused cities still believe there are future career prospects in the North Sea - but males still dominate the demographic.
Youngsters living in the UK's energy focused cities still believe there are future career prospects in the North Sea - but males still dominate the demographic.
A north-east oil company is offering school leavers the opportunity to gain a qualification in administration for the first time.
It has been specifically designed to encourage the next generation of students at the cutting edge of technology.
A group of 10 Scottish apprentices have become the latest victims of the oil and gas downturn.
A retired American astronaut who took part in the only three-man space walk in history has vowed to inspire young people in the north-east.
Oil and gas giant Shell’s dinky prototype car is “packed with potential”, having been designed to use 34% less energy than other “city” models.
Dundee-based technology firm Albacom has relaunched its protective coatings division following an investment of £250,000.
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Funding from Scottish Enterprise has helped an Aberdeen-based artificial lift system firm get the development of its new product back on track.
Young women from the north-east have attended a specially-designed class to promote careers in engineering and maths.
A former IT strategy manager at Shell said yesterday that many oil industry leaders do not have the ability to steer a path through the next stage of the digital revolution.
Bibby Offshore has dished out a contract to Seatronics for the supply of subsea rental equipment.
The firm that owns the National Hyperbaric Centre in Aberdeen has built a new piece of kit intended for offshore rescue operations.
Technip has inked a deal with Chemetry to develop a new plastic technology.
Aberdeenshire-based Rovop has shown a group of north-east pupils the ropes in an effort to improve subsea industry’s appeal among young people.
Subsea service firm N-Sea has teamed up with Strathclyde University on a project they claim will “transform” pipeline inspection.
A north-east training centre aimed at helping redundant oil workers back into jobs has found a new home in Banff.
Costain has revealed it will use augmented reality to assess radioactive pipelines.
Two Norfolk-headquartered firms with bases in Aberdeen have joined forced to launch a monitoring system to reduce maintenance costs for wind turbines.
Aberdeen firm Motion Software will demonstrate how virtual reality (VR) technology can help with the inspection of oil and gas lifting equipment at an event in the north-east this week.
Pupils from across the north-east got the chance to experience life offshore as part of a corporate education initiative.
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) will host a “hackathon” event aimed at bringing down well construction costs in Aberdeen next month.
Oil and gas skills body Opito is leading an initiative to make more of the training courses it approves available online.
BP is piloting a new piece of kit, likened to a Fitbit for oil and gas assets, on one of its platforms in the Gulf of Mexico.
A marine energy testing centre in Orkney has joined forces with a Canadian counterpart to test rust-proof coatings.