Defining requirements and optimising safety - part two
John Walkington and Stuart Nunns, ABB, UK, discuss ABB's industry experience of working with new safety requirements.
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John Walkington and Stuart Nunns, ABB, UK, discuss ABB's industry experience of working with new safety requirements.
John Walkington and Stuart Nunns, ABB, UK, explain exactly what is needed upfront in order to optimise safety systems through the lifetime of an oil and gas process installation.
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has forecast US crude oil production by quality through 2015.
Predictive and preventative maintenance is now a widely observed practice throughout the oil and gas industry and a key element of this valuable work is condition monitoring.
A Brazilian chemical engineering student has won the 2014 Honeywell UniSim design challenge, with a solution to show how flare gas from pipelines could be reused to generate energy.
According to an Economist Intelligence Unit report, Asian cities will fuel growth in the continent.
Impax has welcomed the World Energy Investment Outlook from the Internatinoal Energy Agency
Analysis: Alternative development concept and tax incentives at Johan Castberg could boost returns and lead to project sanction.
A new survey on attitudes towards UK hydraulic fracturing industry shows oil and gas professionals believe more than the proposed government incentives are needed to win public support.
A new study from IHS has said that greenhouse gas intensity of the average crude oil refined in the US is unchanged by the growth of oilsands imports
The International Energy Agency has said that US$ 48 trillion will be needed in energy investment. These are some of the key facts from the report which states this.
Complex waves, fast currents and large water spikes will be created to mark the launch of a world-class testing facility for marine energy devices at the University of Edinburgh’s science campus.