EngineeringUK responds to Spring Budget 2024
Beatrice Barleon, Head of Policy & Public Affairs at EngineeringUK reacts to the Spring Budget 2024.
Beatrice Barleon, Head of Policy & Public Affairs at EngineeringUK reacts to the Spring Budget 2024.
Neil Poxon, CEO at Oxford Flow releases reaction to today’s budget.
The solution is set to ensure high security, intelligence, and efficiency of pipelines through automated pipeline inspection, which is enabled by distributed fibre optic sensing technology.
The agreement is designed to facilitate joint standards development in areas related to mechanical insulation in the commercial and industrial markets.
The Invest in African Energy forum in Paris will spotlight opportunities to finance, supply and advance the transformative Tilenga – East African Crude Oil Pipeline project.
BlackRock Inc. and Morgan Stanley investment funds agreed to buy TC Energy Corp.’s Portland natural gas transmission system in a deal valued at about US$1.14 billion.
OSI joins SeaRobotics and Okeanus Science & Technology under the AOS umbrella.
Global Underwater Hub and ECITB come together to support professionals to return to ocean industry roles and improve diversity across the sector.
North Yorkshire based iNPIPE PRODUCTS is celebrating a business milestone as the company marks its 40th year of trading.
Line fill is the last step before the expanded Alberta-to-British Columbia pipeline begins service.
The business line will see industry experts provide a wide range of support from the planning and design stage of projects right through to the operational phase of subsea cables and pipelines.
DeepOcean has been awarded a contract by Equinor to deliver pipeline inspection and survey scopes on the operator’s pipelines in the North Sea.
German nationalised gas trader, SEFE, is exploring transforming some of its underground storage caverns and pipelines to clean hydrogen, reports Reuters.
Emerson’s Boundless Automation architecture aims to break down barriers and data silos across the intelligent field, edge and cloud.
The contract from TechnipFMC is for 27 km of High Frequency Welded (HFW) steel pipes for the Utsira High development project in the North Sea.