Doug Whyte, managing director at subsea cable and connector specialist Hydro Group, discusses the importance of investing time and effort into educating global partners on your company’s offering, outlook and ethos when moving into international regions.
The ADIPEC Technical Conference Programme received a total of 2775 proposals for this year’s edition of the event, marking a 22% increase from last year.
Troels Albrechtsen, Maersk Oil, looks at how technology can allow for long term cost-savings in a low oil price market.
Douglas-Westwood discuss the impact of Brexit on the UK oil & gas industry.
The volume-weighted average share price for the respective trading days was NOK 137.52. The subscription price per share is set at NOK 130.64.
Twenty-two percent of employers surveyed see the main issue facing the industry in the next six to twelve months as skills shortages.
Unplanned global oil supply disruptions averaged more than 3.6 million bpd in May 2016.
Although the fires have subsided, dangerous air quality has slowed the return of works to oilsands facilities, with disruptions to production expected to average 400 000 bpd in June.
Storage capacity utilisation rises, as growth in stored volumes outpaces expansion of storage capacity.
The highlights from the report shows that rising oil demand coupled with falling US crude production has contributed to a price increase.
Bilu V. Cherian, Sanjel Corporation, Mathew McCleary and Samuel Fluckiger, SM Energy discuss challenges in in-fill development.
Jake Davies, Permasense discusses the role innovative technologies need to play in enhancing facility profitability, minimising costs and maintaining the integrity of assets in the oil industry.
Phillip Parker, Harris CapRock discusses the increasing reliance on technology in the energy industry and the arrival of smart networks.
With sanctions now lifted, Richard Robinson, Global Energy Fund Manager for Ashburton Investments assesses the next steps in Iran’s comeback to world energy markets.
James Alexander, Procorre, explores what caused the European upstream oil and gas industry downturn and suggests ways that skilled workers can adapt to ride the wave of these increasingly uncertain times.