North-east pupils in oil and gas maths workshop at Emerson
US engineering firm Emerson has hosted a one-day workshop to show north-east pupils how maths is used in the oil and gas industry.
US engineering firm Emerson has hosted a one-day workshop to show north-east pupils how maths is used in the oil and gas industry.
Energy logistics firm Peterson will today launch an app which gives oil and gas operators instant information about the availability of space on North Sea vessels.
Applying digital technology to improve operational efficiency and performance is set to be a major talking point as the Industry Technology Facilitator (ITF) launches its call for abstracts for Technology Showcase 2017.
Aberdeenshire offshore chemical engineer Aubin Group has created a toolbox to support global decommissioning jobs.
Robert Gordon University (RGU) has joined forces with Perth-based well engineering firm Merlin ERD to offer an intensive oil and gas drilling course.
The complex data that exists around offshore travel in the energy and offshore sector is little understood and often neglected. Dissecting, organising and maximising this data can, in fact, shed light on inefficiencies and provide the robust evidence for making powerful changes. But, as ever, the data needs to be in the right hands at the right time.
Bilfinger Salamis UK can reduce labour costs and provide optimum results
Claxton has launched the latest versions of its modular Sabre cutting system and recovery tower - technologies used for decommissioning projects.
Scottish cloud computing and data centre partner brightsolid is celebrating the first anniversary of its £5million technology hub in Aberdeen.
Two Aberdeen firms have designed a new riser system that can be deployed from a jack-up rig, which could help operators keep costs down on high pressure, high temperature (HPHT) well operations.
The Oil and Gas Innovation Centre (Ogic) is investing more than £85,000 into three projects which have the potential to cut operating costs and improve efficiency in the offshore industry around the world.
A global approach is paying off for Aberdeenshire-based energy service firm Polaris Learning.
A government-backed initiative to help companies exploit the value of data has celebrated its first year of operation in Aberdeen.
CHC Helicopter’s aviation apprenticeship programme has produced its first batch of graduates.
The UK Government has awarded Robert Gordon University (RGU) funding to identify and close skills gaps in India’s energy sector.
Over the past 50 years, the UK continental shelf (UKCS) has grown to become one of the world’s most diverse and technologically advanced basins with a successful track record of developing and deploying new technologies. Despite a fluctuating oil price, investment in technology presents significant opportunities to improve Opex and Capex efficiencies, reserve recovery and create value through supply chain exports.
Aberdeen-based occupational healthcare business Iqarus has designed an £800,000 simulation facility to toughen up medical professionals.
The chief executive of the new £180million Oil and Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) in Aberdeen yesterday revealed she had already filled a number of keys posts.
Two oil and gas industry bodies have called for the UK Government to delay the introduction of the £3billion apprenticeship levy until 2018.
The subsea excavation arm of James Fisher and Sons has added one the world’s most powerful tools to its arsenal.
A panel of North Sea operators will hear about a range of existing technologies they could use to cut costs and increase efficiency at an event in Aberdeen this week.
A new generation of power tools which eliminate risk and save time and money in hazardous environments has been launched by a pioneering Scottish company.
An Aberdeen-based technology firm will launch the latest version of its visualisation system today at the SPE Intelligent Energy conference.
The number of former oil and gas workers receiving financial support through the SNP’s £12million retraining fund has shot up fivefold in less than three months.
French geophysics firm CGG is getting ready to introduce its new approach to subsea mapping after two years of development work.