Business news - 07 May 2014

According to a new survey from Mercer, a retirement wave and the technical skills gap is threatening oil and gas company growth and profits.

Penspen and University of Tabasco have launched a new diploma in inspection and maintenance of pipelines: the first of its kind in Mexico.

Statoil’s completes farm down in Shah Deniz and South Caucasus Pipeline.

US Energy Secretary Moniz makes a statement on the National Climate Assessment.

Following the merger of DNV and GL, DNV’s Synergi Pipeline and GL Noble Denton’s Uptime will be branded under the Synergi Pipeline name.

Midwestern Gas Transmission withdraws FERC application for previously announced natural gas pipeline lateral project

The crisis in Ukraine is likely to have a limited impact on the UK oil and gas consultant community.

Dresser-Rand Group Inc. has published its fifth Corporate Sustainability Report, with information on the company’s impact on environment and society.

Global natural gas activity showed very mixed results in 2013, according to CEDIGAZ in its latest survey.

Oil treatment vessels to be delivered to Canadian heavy oil project

Unique Maritime Group signs joint venture agreement with OEG Offshore, to offer the rental and sale of offshore equipment in the Middle East region.