Aberdeen based engineering firm Plexus created a stir in the wellhead industry this year with the launch of its mould-breaking Python technology, but it was always 2016 that the company anticipated it deploying in earnest.
Oil spill responders have a new weapon in the fight to clean up hydrocarbon spills - graphene.
The role technology can play in helping oil and gas firms to cut costs will be a key element of the SPE Intelligent Energy (IE) expo taking place in Aberdeen next year.
The search is on for proposals that can make a big impact in cutting costs and increasing efficiency in the oil and gas sector.
Pupils from Robert Gordon’s College in Aberdeen have won top prize in the 2015 STEM In The Pipeline challenge, which sees senior students solving a difficult oilfield problem.
If you want to know the kind of technology it will take for the Steam Oil Production Company to develop the discoveries it has bought from EnQuest - the clue's in the name.
Internet of Things consultancy Cimation, an affiliate of Audubon Engineering, has been snapped up by professional services giant Accenture.
Glasgow's Science Centre has brought together major players from the energy industry to help the public understand our future energy needs.
Music superstar and solar entrepreneur Akon joined Shell to officially open a solar and human powered football pitch in the Nigerian capital Lagos at the Federal College of Education.
DNV GL is launching two Computational Fluid Dynamics joint industry projects to meet the oil and gas’s need for more cost efficient and precise decision support.
MB Air Systems is to take delivery high-performance winches after investing in more than $500,000 on new equipment for the North Sea market.
Well intervention firm Ziebel has completed its 100th Z-Rod distributed fibre optic sensing job.
Acoustics specialist OptaSense, has signed an agency agreement with Abu Dhabi’s Gulf Automation Services and Oilfield Supplies (GASOS).
When you have blocked pipes in the home, the biggest hassle is often trying to find a plumber who can visit within a fortnight. When you are responsible for operating an oil rig, dealing with blockages on a different kind of pipe can be time-consuming, and very costly.
The president and chief executive of Qatar Petroleum has called on oil and gas leaders to convert current challenges facing the industry into opportunities for future development.
Hydratight has won a pipeline connector order from Subsea 7 to support its emergency pipeline repair system (EPRS) project in Australia.
The UK’s first open-access downhole test facility allowing subsea equipment providers access to onshore real-world testing has been launched.
A hi-tech lab to test silica sand and ceramics for their fracking ability is helping a South Australian company break new ground in the oil and gas industry.
New subsea technology which could help in the search and salvage of deep water shipwrecks has been developed by a UK firm.
A British company's revolutionary alkaline fuel system that is commercialising technology first developed in the 19th century is set to commission a pilot project that could launch it into the big league of clean energy producers.
A new report has revealed the main cyber security threats for offshore firms.
Completions systems specialist Tendeka has invested in a new R&D centre in Aberdeen.
Leading marine and subsea firm IMES has invested £50,000 in new technology, expanding its existing service offering for clients in the oil and gas industry.
North-east energy service company Plant Integrity Management (PIM) said yesterday its PIM Relief software was proving a hit in offshore operations globally.
Oil giant Total has been collaborating to develop a new device developed to deter birds from roosting on oil platforms, reducing build up of guano - or bird poo - on helidecks.