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An oil and gas sector logistics expert has called on the government to be more open with businesses about its objectives for the forthcoming talks concerning Britain’s post-Brexit trading relationship with the EU.
The fourth annual Global Energy Talent Index reveals that oil and gas professionals are concerned at a perceived lack of investment in their training and development.
Lundin Petroleum's Board is also proposing to change the name of the company to Lundin Energy AB.
In part two of this two-part article, Anna Pieper, TUV SUD National Engineering Laboratory, explains why there is a need to address the challenges associated with the ongoing maintenance and calibration in-situ of multiphase flow meters, for both topside and subsea installations.
Anna Pieper, TUV SUD National Engineering Laboratory, argues that modern production alternatives such as subsea processing are making the use of traditional multiphase flow meter validation methods much more complex.
Jacob Ruiter, InnoEnergy Benelux, assesses what the oil and gas industry needs to do to tackle the energy transition.
The company has reached an agreement with creditors that will equitise nearly all of its funded debt.
According to research published by DNV GL, two thirds (66%) of senior oil and gas professionals are confident of industry growth in 2020, down 10 percentage points from the 76% recorded in 2019 – the peak of a surge in confidence from a low of only 32% in 2017.
Alan Conboy, Scale Computing, reports on how the energy sector can streamline IT management with edge computing and HCI.
Oil and gas sector logistics expert urges industry’s businesses to keep eyes on Brexit ball despite government steers.
API President and CEO Mike Sommers said that the deal was "welcome news" but urged the lifting of all remaining tariffs between the two nations.
Vicki Codd, NES Global Talent, examines what work life is like for female workers in the oil and gas industry.