Next Geosolutions secures its largest survey contract
Next Geosolutions has secured a £12million survey contract from Prysmian Group for the Monita Project in the Adriatic Sea.
Next Geosolutions has secured a £12million survey contract from Prysmian Group for the Monita Project in the Adriatic Sea.
As if rogue governments, Anonymous vigilantes and international terrorists didn't pose enough of a cyber-security threat, it seems the humble fridge may be placed on the watch list if the Internet of Things takes hold in the energy industry.
Arnlea Systems won its first fleet deal with SBM Offshore.
2016 will be a "super tough" year to graduate for students studying oil and gas related subjects, according to the head of the University of Aberdeen's energy institute.
The University of Aberdeen is offering a discount on postgraduate education to unemployed oil and gas workers.
ITF and Oil & Gas UK have organised the Technology Showcase 2016 which takes place in Aberdeen on March 9.
Seismic data specialist SeaBird Exploration will carry out 2D multi-client survey work in north west Europe during this coming summer season.
Engineering students in Aberdeen have been receiving support as they set out on their careers in the teeth of market downturn.
The electric vehicle revolution could turn out to be more dramatic than governments and oil companies have yet realised.
Joint integrity specialist Hydratight has unveiled a new mechanical connector that offers an alternative to welding.
Green-energy company Cella and the Argyll-based Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) have together achieved what is thought to be the world’s first hydrogen-fuelled flight.
A new breathing system aims to help improve safety for commercial divers by more than doubling the supply of breathing gas, its manufacturers' claim.
An IT expert from Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University (RGU) has taken part in an international conference highlighting how oil and gas companies can better protect themselves from cyber threats.
New speciality sample cyclinders will enable offshore chemists to transport samples containing mercury and hydrogen.
With an estimated 70% of the world's mineral deposits located under the ocean, subsea technology developed in the oil and gas sector could help open up the potential of submerged mining.
An oil rig made primarily of carbon fibre sounds far fetched, but then, who'd have thought 20 years ago that airliners could be made from the "black stuff"?
A British fuel-cell developer that was first to put the technology harnessing the power of hydrogen into London’s distinctive black cab said it’s working on a system that would allow mobile phone users to charge just once a week.
A north-east well technology company has sold 150 of its perforating guns in North America last month, scooping up more than £173,000 in the process. Delphian Ballistics said it has a hefty order book for its TriStim guns, which are built to order, and is projecting sales worth £2million in 12 months. The firm, founded in 2013, claims its perforating gun can “unlock efficiencies” and increase well flow performance by 50%.
Swedish wave-energy developer CorPower Ocean is signed up to test a new device at the European Marine Energy Centre (Emec) in Orkney.
Expro are currently collecting real-time data to support production optimisation from brownfield wells using their non-intrusive wellhead surveillance technology.
Well intervention specialist Read Cased Hole has collaborated with GE Oil and Gas to develop a new micro-leak detection tool that can be deployed in well intervention processes including slickline, electric line, coiled tubing and tractor.
Energy firms are are prime risk from cyber crime and what tech experts described as the Internet of Zombies - relentless bot attacks by professional hackers that can run for days, weeks or months at a time.
Advances in the systems and tech that can benefit the subsea supply chain has seen technology from other fields such as medicine, aerospace and the nuclear sectors play a bigger role in recent years and there's no sign that trend stopping anytime soon.
The Underwater Centre testing facility in Fort William, Scotland, has added the FMC Schilling TITAN 4 syllabus to its current ROV training suite.
Subsea engineering company, Sonardyne has successfully demonstrated its wireless integrity monitoring technologies during a series of in-water demonstrations held at NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Lab in Houston, Texas.