200 workers switching to Petrofac as part of ‘enhanced’ Repsol Sinopec deal
About 200 workers will transfer to Petrofac to help the oilfield services firm fulfil a beefed-up contract with Repsol Sinopec Resources UK (RSRUK).
Worley
Updated: ‘Disgrace’ as Worley sacks Sullom Voe Terminal workers without furlough
Worley has been branded a “disgrace” by union bosses after terminating workers without furlough at a Shetland oil and gas terminal.
Deal to save ‘thousands’ of North Sea jobs hammered out
A deal has been struck to protect hundreds, and potentially thousands, of North Sea jobs during the coronavirus outbreak.
Progress being made on multi-operator east of Shetland decom programme
A group of operators is making progress on plans to work together on the decommissioning of oil and gas infrastructure worth billions of pounds that sits east of Shetland, an industry chief said.
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.
Worley wins Mozambique LNG work
Worley has won two master service agreements (MSAs) from Total for work on the Mozambique LNG project.
Worley chief to retire, replacement named
Energy service firm Worley said today that its chief executive, Andrew Wood, will retire later this month after 26 years with the firm, including seven at the helm.
North Sea contract award sets ‘alarm bells ringing’
A North Sea deal between one of the basin’s biggest producers and a little-known consortium has set “alarm bells ringing” in the UK offshore oil and gas sector, a trade union boss has said.
SPE Aberdeen: Inspiring the next generation
Now more than ever, it is important we work to attract the next generation into the industry.
Energy Institute young professionals dinner attracts more than 200 people
More than 220 people gathered in Aberdeen for an event celebrating and rewarding the energy sector’s best young talent.
Contractors move to block unskilled labour ahead of ‘challenging shutdown period’
Several North Sea contractors have joined forces to prevent unskilled workers entering the market as a “challenging shutdown period” approaches.
Worley buys up UK renewables firm 3sun for £20m
Australian energy firm Worley has announced the £20 million acquisition of UK renewable energy firm 3sun.
Where foresight replaces hindsight: how AI impacts the future of oil and gas safety
According to the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP), there were 31 fatal incidents across the industry in 2018.
Union survey highlights job insecurity for offshore contractors
A survey from the UK’s largest offshore union has found high levels of job insecurity among the contractor workforce in the North Sea.
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.
BP awards Mad Dog 2 hook-up and commissioning deal to Worley
Engineering and procurement firm Worley announced today it has been awarded the hook-up and commissioning deal for BP's Mad Dog 2 project in the Gulf of Mexico.
Union boss Molloy ‘astonished’ by Sparrows’ OCA exit plan
A trade union boss said he was “astonished” by Sparrows Group’s decision to exit the UK representative body for offshore oil and gas contractors.
Worley gets nod from Neptune for Gjoa modifications
Neptune Energy has chosen Rosenberg Worley to modify on the Gjoa semi-submersible platform in the Norwegian North Sea.
Worley, Enaval launch Brazilian brownfield joint venture
Australian energy service firm Worley has launched a 50:50 joint venture with a Brazilian engineering and construction company to carry out brownfield work in the Latin American country.
Energy firms win big at cHeRries Awards
Hundreds of HR professionals gathered at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre yesterday to celebrate the most prestigious awards in the sector.
From adversity, good things can come, Worley chief says
Efficiency gains made by the oil and gas industry since the start of the downturn show that “from adversity, good things can come”, an energy sector chief said.
WorleyParsons changes name after £2.4bn acquisition of Jacobs ECR
WorleyParsons has announced a rebrand after completing a £2.4bn acquisition of the energy, chemicals and resources division of US firm Jacobs.