Offshore marine and engineering consultancy Aqualis Offshore has been contracted by Petrofac to perform technical support services for its work on the BorWin 3 gamma topside for the North Sea.
German engineering giant Siemens will supply five turbines for the world’s largest floating wind energy project off the coast of Peterhead. Siemens helped Statoil prove the concept at the first full-scale floating wind project, Hywind Demo, off the coast of Norway six years ago.
Dong Energy is to construct the world's biggest wind farm, 12 miles off the UK's west coast and investing more than £10million in the project.
Engineering giant Siemens has received an order for the supply, installation and commissioning of 54 direct drive wind turbines in Scotland.
German engineering giant Siemens has developed a new turbine for the oil and gas industry based on the Rolls Royce jet engines that have powered thousands of the world's airliners.
Cable protection specialist Tekmar Energy has installed its cutting-edge TekTube system on an offshore project for the first time.
Mexican state oil company Pemex reached a $295 million settlement with a group including German industrial conglomerate Siemens in a longstanding dispute over a refinery project, a person familiar with the matter said on Monday. The deal was originally announced in March but did not give details of the final settlement. A Mexican official close to the negotiations said that Pemex had agreed to settle for $295 million. Earlier in the day, Pemex said in a statement that the deal struck definitively ends the 14-year-long dispute, but it did not give a sum.
JDR has landed a deal with Siem Offshore Contractors for a North Sea wind farm.
Atlantis has reached an agreement to acquire the entire share capital of Bristol-based tidal business Marine Current Turbines Limited from Siemens in an all share deal. The acquisition is conditional upon certain conditions being satisfied. The move will see the consolidation of two world leading tidal technologies – MCT and Atlantis – under the Atlantis turbine business.
Engineering giant Siemens moved ahead of Vestas to top the global wind turbine market, a report has revealed. The German firm is the number one as measured by market share of newly installed machines connected to the grid in 2014, but the gap between the top three companies is small.