Special reports

The introduction of a royalty imposed on investors may be counter-productive for the government in the longer term, according to GlobalData.

In reaction to Oil & Gas UK’s 2019 Business Outlook report – which spells positive news for UK O&G but notes that investment is needed to push the industry forward – Simon Tucker, Head of Energy and Commodities at Infosys Consulting, comments.

Adam Johnson, director of Leeds-based Tudor International Freight, said the structure was undoubtedly well-intentioned and would cause some UK oil and gas businesses to breathe sighs of relief.

Wood Mackenzie research analyst, Alex Siow, comments on the deal.

International oilfield services company, Expro, is pleased to announce the appointments of two key executive management roles.

With the deal, DEA enhances its presence in Mexico and its long-term commitment to the country’s oil and gas industry.

Emily Hardy, from Brigade Electronics, highlights the safety technology solutions helping to save lives.

A new analysis by the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO) indicates the Texas o&G industry had approximately 90 700 job postings so far this year during the months of January and February, of which 15 375 job listings were unique.

The discussions were initiated by the board officers of each organisation who recognise the complementary nature of each respective organisation’s mission, products, and services.

Astori's automation and control technology ties into 4Subsea’s portfolio of critical decision support solutions for operators.

Sanjay Singam, ITC Global, USA, discusses how a secure network is important in order for a company to run efficiently.

The firm has committed investment in the region of £750 000 to support business growth in 2019 and beyond, with the addition of six staff and a new technology development and test centre.

Andy Kay (Managing Director), Garry Kennie (Engineering Director) and James Allan (Operations Director) are now joined by David Stark, James Russell and Andy Lovell.

Reactive Downhole Tools, independent supplier of well completion solutions to the global oil and gas industry, has announced Niall Urquhart as VP Eastern Hemisphere, to support its growth plans for the regions.

The company joins Airborne Oil & Gas’ prestigious shareholder base of Chevron Technology Ventures, Evonik Venture Capital, Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, Shell Ventures, Subsea 7, Sumitomo Corporation and the private equity investor, HPE Growth Capital.