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Shell currently has a target to reduce the carbon intensity of its products by at least 6% by 2023, by 20% by 2030, by 45% by 2035 and by 100% by 2050 compared with 2016 levels.

The API has said that any pathway to net-zero emissions by 2050 "must include continued innovation and use of natural gas and oil, which remains crucial to displacing coal in developing nations and enabling renewable energy."

Xodus Group has completed a new study mapping-out potential risks to the UK’s coastal environment, marine life and traffic as a result of hydrocarbon releases from energy industry activity and shipping.

Commencing in July 2021, the contract will run for five years with 2x1-year extension options.

SeaScope provides critical sea surface slick intelligence for a range of industries to strengthen situational awareness of the interaction between offshore assets, coastal facilities, local vessel activity and the natural marine environment.

The new training centre in Nefteyugansk, Russia, was launched in October 2019 following Siberian Service Company’s investment in rig simulator technology developed by Drilling Systems.

NEO will seek to reduce the carbon intensity per barrel of oil equivalent produced by its portfolio by 50% by 2030.

The contract will cover inspection services to Vår Energi’s full portfolio of assets on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.

The first ever pressure-containing component to be produced using Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing technology (WAAM) was successfully ran on Total’s Elgin-Franklin rig in the North Sea.

Crew Hawk integrates multiple technologies into a zone management system that tracks the locations of people and moving equipment on the drill floor in real-time.

Leading the group is unmanned aviation business Flylogix, who alongside US gas sensor technology company SeekOps and supported by OGTC, are operationalising the accurate measurement of methane emissions in the offshore environment.

The company has received upgraded ESG and credit ratings from Sustainalytics, S&P and Fitch.

The MoU will collaborate on capacity building initiatives and standardisation to enhance safety, environmental protection and sustainability in African countries producing natural gas and oil.

NoMan camera & laser scanning technologies help to avoid fatalities from working in confined spaces in oil storage tanks.

The new location offers Dräger’s full portfolio of safety products and its offering of rental and safety services for the oil, gas and chemical industries.