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COVID-19 created opportunity to cybercriminals as the industry transitioned to virtual working.

The show’s face-to-face event is moving to 1 - 4 February 2022 at P&J Live, Aberdeen and the conference will run virtually from 7 - 10 September 2021.

Technology Progress Report, a new supplement to DNV’s annual Energy Transition Outlook, highlights key technologies in three major energy sub-sectors.

Wood has been awarded an extension to its existing framework agreement with international energy company, Equinor.

The European oil majors benefited dramatically from elevated oil and gas prices in 1Q21 as income returned to near pre-pandemic levels, says GlobalData.

Orbital Sidekick announces upcoming launch of its most powerful satellite, Aurora, expanding the company’s focus to promote sustainability efforts across multiple industries.

Carboline has announced the acquisition of the Dudick Inc. business.

TC Energy has announced the appointment of a new independent director, William D. (Bill) Johnson.

IEEFA: Demise of Keystone XL should spur regulators and investors to reconsider massive pipeline projects.

47% of investors supported a shareholder resolution asking Caterpillar to disclose whether and how the company is aligning its climate policies and performance with the progress indicators laid out in the Climate Action 100+ Net-Zero Company Benchmark.

Robbie Fraser, Manager of Global Research & Analytics for Schneider Electric, comments on the cancellation of KXL.

Rolls-Royce will be the corporate and employer brand, and the mtu brand will be reinforced as the sole product and solution brand.

Oil majors actively pursuing renewable power projects for long-term sustainability, according to GlobalData.

The Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers is pleased to announce the appointment of Oliver Lancaster as its new CEO.

The goal covers direct and indirect emissions, including those associated with manufacturing as well as supply chain activities, from its UK sites and operations.