Staff have relocated from nearby Ryton, Tyne and Wear, to a purpose-built engineering services and manufacturing centre at the Tyne Tunnel Estate, North Shields, following a £10 million investment.
At the most recent meeting of the FPSO Global Research Forum in Holland last month there was a record attendance of top companies.
The companies have unanimously approved and decided upon a final merging plan.
By Ed Longanecker, president of the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO).
As part of the agreement, Unique Group will offer Deepwater’s technologically advanced corrosion control solutions to the Middle East market.
The company has established a business development team to support its growth plans, as it looks to increase its presence in key international markets.
Paradigm Group has recently opened offices in both China and the Middle East to cater for an increase in international sales and service demand.
This 5-year agreement covers the exclusive supply of surface wellhead equipment and service in the United States and Canada.
The project is for the provision of project management consultancy (PMC) services for the company’s 15 major projects and will cover different stages of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) activities.
The company has appointed Mohamed Galal as regional director for MENA.
As upstream companies move to adopt Big Data and digital technologies to help transform their businesses, players in the US Lower 48 have led the way.
ABB has been awarded an integrated automation, electrification and telecommunication order in Q2 2018, valued at US$79 million, for the upgrade of the Bab Onshore Field in Abu Dhabi, by China Petroleum Engineering and Construction Corporation (CPECC).
Tata Steel has announced its ambition to become a carbon neutral producer of steel to the oil and gas industry from 2050.
Given the recent pick up in capital spending after years of deep cuts, Apex Consulting has updated its Supermajors Cost Index to determine how the industry has performed in developing its reserves in recent years.
Wood Mackenzie's senior consultant, Wen Wang, explains how new policies and ramped up domestic production will prevent regional gas shortages.