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The 1st Edition of Recommended Practice (RP) 2D-2 focuses solely on training offshore crane riggers, operators, and inspectors.

Organisers of OGUK's first ever virtual conference hope it will harness the power of different perspectives, challenge established norms and drive new conversations about decommissioning in the broader energy world.

ADNOC and Total will jointly explore opportunities to reduce CO2 emissions, improve energy efficiency and use renewable energy for oil and gas operations.

Equinor is preparing for an expected gradual decline in global demand for oil and gas from around 2030 onwards.

The API has a published a suite of standards developed to support proper construction, safe operation and maintenance of offshore pedestal-mounted cranes for natural gas and oil platforms, as well as training for offshore crane operators.

Mike Rice, Dropsafe, identifies and discusses four key Drops-related safety challenges facing oil and gas operators in South East Asia.

The result of the collaboration will be published in a joint study on net zero upstream facilities before the end of the year.

The contract will see ProSep provide seven of its Annular Injection Mixers (AIM) at the operator’s gas and oil separation plants located in one of the world’s largest oilfields.

Yasuyuki Kawasumi, Yokogawa Electrical Corp., Japan, explains why continuous monitoring of noise levels in upstream facilities is a critical step towards improving hearing conservation programmes.

The collaboration between the two companies has been strategically implemented to further enhance the capabilities of the Global Subsea Response Network’s (GSRN) services, as provided through Oil Spill Response’s Subsea Well Intervention Services.

TSG Marine is deploying a rapid sanitisation system which not only renders a workplace virus-free but the unique molecular layer, when applied to surfaces, kills all viral, bacterial, mould and organisms for up to 30 days.

A report published by industry body OGUK has outlined how the target will be achieved through changes to operations, progressive reductions in flaring and venting, and major capital investment programmes aimed at using electricity rather than gas, to power offshore facilities.

The West Newton project in East Yorkshire, UK, has been given an AA rating for carbon intensity for its potential upstream crude oil production.

The company has been certified for ISO50001 by ERM CVS.

The flaring-related CO2 emissions intensity of oil production in the US Permian Basin is set to reach historically low levels in 2H20, averaging at between 4 and 5 kg of CO2 per barrel of oil produced, Rystad Energy estimates.