Aberdeen upstream news

Seacroft will support TAQA’s five installations and mobile drilling operations across the northern and central North Sea.

RSM’s UK delegation is teaming up with RSM US, who are also attending and hosting an evening event, to present a strong combined presence at the conference.

WFS Technologies, University of Aberdeen and the Oil & Gas Innovation Centre (OGIC) have announced a joint technology project to design and build the world’s first ExtremeEdge OLM (On-line Monitoring) system for offshore subsea and platform structures.

Well-Safe Solutions has now set up five different P&A clubs to reduce the cost of well plug and abandonment, following significant interest in this innovative approach by operators in the North Sea.

The Aberdeen-based company will provide propelled and non-propelled accommodation jack up rigs to operators until the end of 2018.

A leading energy economist has predicted that total field expenditures in the North Sea could amount to £268 billion over the next three decades.

The international energy consultancy provider has more than doubled its workforce in Aberdeen, UK and Houston, Texas thanks to contract wins and software developments in the past year.

The contract will see John Crane Asset Management Solutions personnel deployed to a major Texas refinery from the company’s operational offices in Aberdeen and Pasadena, Texas.

Industry body urges organisations to step forward with game changing technologies.

The findings of the 27th Oil and Gas survey, conducted by Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce, reveal that 49% of contractors surveyed are more optimistic about their activities in the current year, up from 38% since the spring survey.