UK government awards £800 thousand grant to develop a new type of water turbine
The UK government has awarded $1 million (£802 thousand) to a US-led consortium to help develop a new type of water turbine.
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Civil engineering firm Jacobs to recruit 600 new workers in UK and Ireland
US civil engineering firm Jacobs (NYSE: J) is to recruit hundreds of new employees in the UK to “supercharge” the energy transition.
Wood appoints new COO as Dave Stewart bows out after 25 years
Wood has appointed a new chief operating officer (COO) to replace long-serving incumbent Dave Stewart.
US firm Jacobs wins £11m deal for Dounreay
Contracts totalling £11.2 million for two complex decommissioning projects at Dounreay have been awarded to US technical services giant Jacobs.
Wood closes deal to sell off nuclear business in multi-million agreement
Global engineering and consulting firm Wood has announced it has closed a deal to sell off its nuclear business to Dallas-headquartered company Jacobs.
Competition authorities clear Wood’s £250million sale of nuclear business
UK competition authorities have approved Wood’s £250m sale of its nuclear business.
Acquisitions and improving market boost half-year results at Worley
Improved market conditions and a major acquisition have boosted Australian energy service firm Worley’s half-year results.
12-point plan to tackle climate emergency unveiled
Business leaders and environmentalists have created a 12 point plan of steps it says the Scottish Government should take to tackle climate change.
Profits rise as Worley charts path through ‘most transformative period’
Bosses at Worley said today that increased procurement income from its UK North Sea business helped lift revenues at the Australia-headquartered energy services firm.
Wood CEO insists company getting a grip on debts
Wood chief executive Robin Watson insisted yesterday the Aberdeen-based energy service giant was getting its debt under control.
Wood agrees £250m sale of nuclear business, H1 profits rise
Energy service giant Wood will sell its nuclear business to US company Jacobs for £250 million.
Saudi wealth fund ‘to buy’ stake in venture from Aramco, Jacobs
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund has acquired a 40% stake in a joint venture between state energy producer Aramco and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., according to three people familiar with the matter.
Jacobs Engineering wins Texas Ineos contract
Jacobs Engineering Group has won a contract with Ineos to design and build a large linear alpha olefin (LAO) unit at a petrochemical unit in Texas.