RGU launches judging call for ROV schools competition
The UK’s only remote operated vehicle (ROV) challenge for school children is looking for judges as it counts down days to regional finals.
The UK’s only remote operated vehicle (ROV) challenge for school children is looking for judges as it counts down days to regional finals.
The oil and gas industry needs to focus its time and attention on innovation to secure the sector’s future, believes the chairman of a new technology centre.
One of NASA's leading engineers is to be the guest speaker at next month's Intelligent Energy conference.
Major North Sea energy players should look for collaborations with smaller technology firms to address their operational woes on the UK Continental Shelf, insists Oil and Gas UK director Oonagh Werngren.
EXCLUSIVE: The European boss of Amec has warned that the oil and gas industry must do more to secure the future of supply chain firms.
An Aberdeenshire oil services firm has called on North Sea firms to collaborate on technology after launching a new system aimed at clearing more blockages and increasing oil recovery.
The INPEX-operated, $34billion, Ichthys LNG project has just marked a key milestone by celebrating the keel-laying of its FPSO at Daewoo's Okpo yard in South Korea.
NOF Energy is hoping to strengthen industry ties within the energy supply chain with a bespoke graduate training scheme.
The Aberdeen section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers has awarded 25 oil and gas students bursaries worth £18,000 this year.
International energy services firm Petrofac is tackling the skills gap head-on with a new training programme to ready ex-military personnel for work in the North Sea.
Global energy services provider Petrofac has entered a joint venture agreement with the Oman Oil Company (OOC) to set up a training centre in the Sultanate.
Innovative use of fibre optics to real-time monitor oil and gas assets could be a real game-changer for the industry.
The "biggest technology brains on the planet" are set to gather in Aberdeen next week to discuss ways of maximising potential of the UK Continental Shelf.
Energy giant GE plans to spend £6billion on energy research by 2020.
The Scottish Government will follow the publication of Sir Ian Wood’s North Sea review today by announcing more than £10million of funding for a new centre to pioneer oil and gas technology.
Dundee University has been named an associate partner in a £2.8million project to provide training for the next generation of oil and gas professionals.
The world’s largest fuel cell park began operations in South Korea consisting of power plants developed by FuelCell Energy.
Work experience, especially in an international setting, is the key focus of Robert Gordon University’s revised graduate employability scheme.
Innovative wave power technology being pioneered by the US Navy in the fight against drugs has the potential to remove the need for diesel-powered generators in the North Sea.
Global energy giant GE Oil & Gas is creating 20 new jobs at its north-east subsea base following £4m investment in the business.
Two energy service firms - Aubin Integrity and Flexlife - are teaming up to provide a full service of subsea integrity management solutions for the oil and gas sector.
A new skills and training event in Norwich will look to ease entry into the oil, gas and renewables industries for workers in the region.
Two global energy giants - Chevron and GE Oil & Gas - are teaming up to develop new technologies for the oil and gas sector.
North-east Scottish company Aubin, which has been quietly developing a novel subsea precision lifting system based on low density gel filled bags, is scheduled to carry out an important qualification trial next month.
ITF, the technology facilitator primarily for the UK's oil and gas industry, is working with Tullow Oil to launch a joint industry project that will build a comprehensive, global wells and completions reliability database.