Business news - 28 July 2014

David Goldwyn, Brookings Institute, explains how the US can help to mitigate climate change while enhancing its own energy security.

Matthew Germain, lawyer at Osborne Clarke, comments on the legal implications of fracking.

Subsea applications manufacturer, Hydro Group, prides itself on committing to the next generation of employees.

According to CNPC, China imported 1.87 billion m3 of gas through the China-Myanmar pipeline in its first year of operation.

Czech gas pipe overhauls capital structure.

Centek Inc.’s S2 centraliser sales in the US Rockies region topped a landmark US$ 1 million for the month of April 2014.

ecorpStim has announced advances expected to further improve the cost effectiveness of its NFP stimulation technology.

New subsea construction vessel is launched.

Valve replacements and line repairs using SmartPlug® isolation tool.

The UK government has announced the start of the bidding process for licences to extract shale gas using fracking.