Nautronix was £1million in the red prior to Proserv takeover
Aberdeen marine technology firm Nautronix had fallen £1million into the red ahead of it being bought out by Proserv, accounts posted at Companies House have shown.
Aberdeen marine technology firm Nautronix had fallen £1million into the red ahead of it being bought out by Proserv, accounts posted at Companies House have shown.
Nearly a dozen marine technology firms will each have 10 minutes to show off their latest gadgets and gizmos before a panel of subsea bigwigs in Aberdeen today. The Spotlight on Technology showcase, whose format is reminiscent of hit BBC TV series the Dragons’ Den, is being tried out for the first time at the annual Subsea Expo 2015, the largest offshore energy event in Europe. Subsea Expo, which is being held at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, closes today. The quick-fire presentations are a chance for firms to promote new equipment that can help operators locate and produce oil and gas with greater efficiency and at a lower cost, but without skimping on safety.
UK Business Secretary Vince Cable has defended the Scottish Government’s support for an offshore wind project which is bitterly opposed by American businessman Donald Trump.