Geoprober appoints new boss
An Aberdeen drilling firm has appointed a new managing director.
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Saltire boss steps up
Aberdeenshire oil service firm Saltire Energy has promoted Craig Mitchell to the role of business development director.
SMS looking to grow Aberdeen operation
Hydraulic control system manufacturer Specialised Management Services (SMS) said yesterday it was looking to expand its operations centre in Aberdeen, after turnover rose 55% to £10million in 2012.
Iesta brings together the very best of Scottish training providers
It wasn't that long ago that there was debated uncertainty surrounding the future of the North Sea and all the industries linked to its operation paid close attention.
New appointment at growing Aquatic
Aberdeen-based Aquatic Engineering and Construction has appointed Martyn Conroy as business development manager Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) - a new role.
Champion roles for Angela and Gary
Champion Technologies, a specialist in the production of oilfield production chemicals, has boosted its Eastern Hemisphere team with two key appointments.
United drive to boost exports
An initiative to promote more exports from the north-east was unveiled at ONS yesterday.
Expro announces win Down Under
Aberdeen oilfield service provider Expro has announced a multimillion-pound award in Australia.
Pipeline company wins 10-year Qatargas deal
North-east pipeline engineering company STATS Group has landed its biggest contract to date - a multimillion-pound Middle Eastern deal with Qatargas.
Accreditation first for Falck
Aberdeen-based health and safety training firm Falck Nutec said yesterday it had become the first company to receive accreditation for two RenewableUK courses.
Firm shows its stuff
Design and engineering business PD&MS Energy is highlighting its capabilities at the show.
Faroe wants to play FTSE
A growing portfolio and plans for its busiest drilling year yet have prompted a growth spurt at ambitious Aberdeen oil and gas explorer Faroe Petroleum.
Firm signs £3.2m deal
Aberdeen oil field services company Expro said yesterday it had won a £3.2million contract for work in the UK North Sea.
Mackays invests in green power
FASHION retailer Mackays Group, which trades as M&Co, is to invest more than £20million in a new wind-turbine network to generate all the power used in its stores in nearly 300 towns nationwide.
Company puts its energies into Scots expansion
ENERGY service group 3Sun is looking to expand its Scottish and European operations after opening offices in Aberdeenshire and Norway.
Scots Energy firms home in on Houston
Leading figures from Scotland's oil and gas business are arriving in the US city of Houston for the world's top industry show.
£2m credit deal helps Caledus head overseas for growth
OIL well construction technology company Caledus said today it was expanding into new international markets after securing a £2million revolving credit facility from Lloyds Banking Group.
Saipem goes to infinity and beyond
TURNKEY contractor Saipem Ltd hosted a private screening of the new 3D computer-animated Toy Story 3 movie at Cineworld Queen's Links, Aberdeen.
‘Stimulating’ line-up unveiled for Subsea 2010 conference
The line-up of speakers for the biggest annual subsea oil and gas showcase in Europe has been announced.
Event set to focus on opportunities
Opportunities in the offshore wind market will be highlighted today at an Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) event.
Arrowdawn buoyed by 100% rise in sales
Energy telecommunications specialist Arrowdawn, of Aberdeen, said yesterday it had appointed a new director and increased hardware sales by 100%.
Aberdeen subsea service firm growing Asia-Pacific operations
Aberdeen firm Integrated Subsea Services (ISS) unveiled an acquisition in Australia yesterday plus expansion in south-east Asia through the opening of a new office in Singapore.
Remote MWD Murchison trial a success
Last year, CNR took a bold step in the North Sea by deciding to team with Schlumberger to remote manage the drilling of a well sidetrack in its quest to sustain production from the ageing Murchison field.