Statoil makes workforce reductions
Since 2013, Statoil has been making reductions across its workforce and it plans to continue doing so in the near future.
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Since 2013, Statoil has been making reductions across its workforce and it plans to continue doing so in the near future.
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has encouraged Congress and regulators to prioritise Arctic offshore oil and natural gas development.
Cegelec Oil and Gas, based in Ogere, Nigeria, has secured approval from OPITO to deliver mechanical, electrical and instrument training to standards recognised by the oil and gas industry globally.
Gobbler Boats’ Offshore 290 has been fitted with a Dometic Turbo air-conditioning unit and a Dometic Breathe Easy Air Purifier, making a safe vessel for its crew.
Cubility AS is set to provide the MudCube® solution to Statoil for installation on the Johan Sverdrup field.
Faced with the dilemma of how to get workers, food and supplies to the Prudhoe Bay oilfields, Hilcorp, one of the largest, privately-held E&P companies in the US, turned to Crowley.
The oil and gas producer has been ranked first among US energy companies on the 2015 Newsweek ‘Green Rankings – US 500’, one of the world’s most recognised assessments of corporate environmental performance.
Recent research by s1jobs showed that non-management roles in the oil and gas sector earned the highest average wages in Scotland in 2014.
Analysts from Douglas Westwood ponder the future of Arctic oil and gas for USA.
The agreement to deliver the deck for the utility and living quarter (ULQ) platform has an estimated total value for the Kvaerner-KBR partnership of approximately NOK6.7 billion.
IceBlue Refrigeration Offshore has expanded its fleet of DNV 2.7-1/EN 12079 reefers with the launch of a new Zone 2 certified refrigerated/freezer module.
Statoil’s Energy Perspectives report outlines a possible way to meet the 2-degree target, but will require a lot from many people.