DNV GL calls for collaboration
Operators on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) are looking to the more remote areas of the Barents Sea for further development.
Operators on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) are looking to the more remote areas of the Barents Sea for further development.
It has been reported that global emissions of carbon dioxide stalled in 2014.
The US Energy Information Administration has reported that California and Quebec have completed second joint carbon dioxide emissions.
Statoil has awarded a contract to Sentinel Marine Limited to provide a new multi role ERRV to support operations on the Mariner field.
Ampelmann has been awarded a contract from MOUK covering the time charter of its A-Type motion compensation gangway.
Kabina announces new improved design for vessels accommodating from 300 to 800 personnel in coastal and river locations.
A joint taskforce has launched a Code of Practice to protect Bottlenose dolphins near Aberdeen’s Harbour mouth.
A new study has found low methane emissions from natural gas collection and processing facilities.
BMT Asia Pacific has opened its first ever environmental testing facility in Jakarta, Indonesia
Wipro Ltd and SRC Cyber, LLC have announced a global alliance to jointly develop IT security products and provide consulting services.
Global safety and personal security functionality enhances IsatPhone 2.
The American Petroleum Institute has said that enhancing infrastructure will secure America’s energy moment.
Energy In Depth has said that there is questionable health data being the Environmental Protection Agency’s costly new ozone rule.
Maersk Training has announced the opening of an advanced Offshore Drilling Simulation and Well Control Training facility in Kingswells, Aberdeen.
American Petroleum Institute’s Feldman remarked on ozone standards.