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Sawyer Mfg. Co. has won several new jobs recently due to the Historically Underutilised Business Zones or HUBZone.

Frost & Sullivan has outlined its expectations following the UK referendum result.

Trump says he’d approve Keystone pipeline but demands profits for US.

Gazprom and CNPC have recently been discussing in detail gas supplies via the western route.

QS Energy releases AOT technical update of value engineered industrial equipment designed to optimise performance of crude oil pipelines.

There’s been an oil spill from a pipeline near the Pacific Ocean in Ventura, California.

Don Marchand, Executive Vice-President, Corporate Development and Chief Financial Officer of TransCanada Corp. will be presenting at the J.P. Morgan Inaugural Energy Equity Conference.

Douglas-Westwood discuss the impact of the Brexit vote on the O&G sector.

Augusta Industries Inc. has announced that FOX-TEK Canada Inc., the corporation's wholly owned subsidiary, has partnered with TTK Canada.

Global uncertainty surrounding the consequences of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union has sparked a dramatic slump in oil prices.

Voith has launched a new NX series, which has been specifically for applications in the low power range up to 10 MW.

In light of the results of the EU referendum, the IET has called for an emergency meeting to discuss the damaging impact of Brexit on UK engineering.

Royal Dutch Shell has announced it will work alongside the British government and European organisations.

This is the largest amount ever provided through its Participant Funding Programme.

David Johnson, Managing Director of Tudor International Freight, has said the decision to leave the EU could lead initially to a period of political instability and could cause concern for oil and gas businesses.