Drilling & production - 20 April 2015

Survivex has signed a contract with Hercules Offshore for the provision of a fully outsourced Training Management Service.

A new report has been released commenting on how the crude collapse is testing the mettle of energy CEOs.

Case study: A Baker Hughes CENesis Curve™ tight-radius electrical submersible pumping (ESP) system was installed in an Oklahoma well.

Intellian has opened a second R&D centre in Seoul’s Technology Valley as part of its relocation from Gangnam.

Statoil and several other oil companies joined together to commit to end the practice of routine gas flaring at oil production sites.

SKF will showcase a range of advanced solutions at the Hannover fair.

OSRL and SWRP announce containment toolkit to minimise environmental impact of oil spills.

UK oil and gas engineering firm FES International has been awarded a contract by Subsea 7 for the supply of fully automated DBSCs.

On 17 April, Norway participated in the launch of the World Bank initiative ‘Zero Routine Flaring by 2030’.

Close to 900 educational institutions to receive funds from a programme that triple matches employee donations.

To support the company’s goals, Colin Graham has been appointed as Norway Country Manager and will be spearheading these efforts.

The Scottish Loan Fund (SLF) will invest £1.5 million of development capital in the subsea technology and engineering firm Ennsub Group.

Douglas-Westwood: 2015 may be the year when nat gas announced itself as the major energy fuel source.