63% of UK energy leaders concerned about major safety incidents
Dräger Marine and Offshore has issued a call for urgent action to be taken in the UK’s fast-growing renewable energy sectors to prevent major safety incidents.
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“A new way of working”: inside Equinor and ABB’s unmanned oil and gas rig
We profile Equinor and ABB’s use of automation and data to deliver their proposed unmanned...
Sasol and IDC partner for South African hydrogen economy
Sasol, integrated energy company, and the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa (IDC) have signed...
An oil Odyssey: lessons to learn from the stranded MT Iba seafarers
In May, five seafarers were finally allowed to return home after being stranded at sea...
ExxonMobil board faces vote for “dissident” members
On Wednesday , ExxonMobil’s shareholders will vote on members of an expanded 12-strong board, with...
Most reinvention-committed O&G companies expect twice the revenue of least committed
O&G companies that are most committed to reinventing themselves expect to grow their revenues and margins at twice the rate of least committed companies.
Taking on the circular economy in oil and gas
Encouraged by the concept of the circular economy, the oil and gas industry can take waste by-products to create new, useful products. With the chance to reduce waste by reusing and recycling, we explore how...
Equinor and partners agree on Troll West electrification
Equinor and its other partners have agreed to advance with the electrification of Troll West, a part of one of the largest oil and gas fields in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.
New York drags oil majors to court over climate change role
The City of New York in the US has sued three major oil companies and an industry trade group for allegedly misleading consumers by exaggerating the role that their products play in climate change.
Oil and gas majors agree on a roadmap for sustainable development
International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation (IPIECA), in collaboration with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), has launched a new roadmap providing guidance for oil and gas companies on how to achieve a low-emissions...
CarbonCure Technologies wins $20m global tech competition
Canadian carbon recycling company CarbonCure Technologies has ranked first in the international NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE competition, sharing the top prize with California-based UCLA CarbonBuilt, in a bid to boost Canada’s emerging carbon capture economy.
