Ashtead Technology adds new subsea navigation system to rental pool
Aberdeenshire subsea service company Ashtead Technology has added a new piece of equipment to its rental pool.
Aberdeenshire subsea service company Ashtead Technology has added a new piece of equipment to its rental pool.
North-east secondary school pupils are taking part in a scheme aimed at giving them a valuable insight into careers in engineering and the oil and gas industry.
Aberdeen-based Helix Well Ops recently completed an offshore well intervention project from a class-light vessel using riser-based coil tubing.
Permasense has installed its corrosion and erosion monitoring system in the North Sea for the first time.
New remotely operated vehicle (ROV) technology unveiled this week is the result of a £6million second phase investment by Scottish company Utility ROV Services (URS).
A north-east engineering company has come up with a new way of welding that will allow high quality work to be carried out on rigs while they are still at sea.
Batteries capable of storing power at utility scale will be as widespread in 12 years as rooftop solar panels are now, revolutionising the way consumers use energy.
Costain is working with operators of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to develop intelligent solutions to its customers’ challenges.
Norwegian scientists are close to establishing whether water can replace chemicals in cleaning up oil slicks.
Magseis has awarded its Red Sea contract to Sonardyne.
A new generation of underwater robots are helping BP learn more about the subsea environment.
A new "bomb proof" fabric is being used by North Sea oil and gas companies to save millions of pounds by cutting down time during pressure testing operations.
Wire ropes have been described as complex machines requiring dedicated lubricants to perform.
3sun Group has recruited a new group of young people for its pre-apprenticeship scheme.
Scientists have hailed a helium discovery which could solve a shortage of the gas threatening life-saving work in medicine.
Two Aberdeen start-up companies – which have developed technologies aimed at saving the oil and gas industry money - have awarded £140,000 in Scottish EDGE funding to take their products to the next level.
Around 30 engineering and science students aged between 15 and 17 from Glenwood High School, Glenrothes and Kirkcaldy High School in Fife are travelling to Aberdeen to gain a deeper insight into the underwater world and learn about the diverse range of career opportunities available to them.
Queen’s award-winning manufacturer and industrial training provider, AIS has signed an agreement with industrial lifecycle support services partner, Bilfinger Salamis UK to operate and manage its Aberdeen Skills Centre.
Ppils from 20 secondary schools in Aberdeen city and shire competed against each other, in teams of four in a series of mathematical challenges, on Friday (17 June), sponsored by Total.
From Google Glasses to ‘face-swapping’ apps, Augmented Reality (AR) is a concept we’re becoming increasingly familiar with.
GE Oil & Gas and Technip have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a joint project to explore areas to co-develop digital solutions for the LNG industry.
A Scottish company has harnessed the power of wet steam to stake a claim in a market that could be worth as much as $70billion.
Control and instrumentation specialist Rig Control Products has launched the latest generation of its drill floor safety management system.
GE Oil & Gas has completed the qualification of its upgraded 36kV high voltage wet mate connector.
New technology is helping to help pinpoint unexploded mines, bombs and missiles at new offshore energy sites.