Business news

DNV GL has launched a new centre of excellence for smart energy and cyber security testing expertise.

Oxifree Global has appointed Marcus Yap as Business Development Manager, to support its growth in the Asia Pacific region.

Tanzanian President John Magufuli has been assured that the Tanzania-Uganda pipeline project will begin construction soon due to already available funds.

Texas Alliance launches new webinar series.

Ashtead Technology has become the first company to be accredited by UKAS for its subsea calibration laboratory.

Iraq's Kurdistan has received US$200 million from Turkey to help Kurdish finances.

The Nigerian government has warned the nation that pipeline vandals shall be heavily prosecuted.

IRM Systems announces that it has opened its first office in Aberdeen, which is home to ‘IRMS UKWA’ – a new division dedicated to serving clients in the UK and West Africa.

Williams Partners L.P. has announced that it has reached an agreement with Shell Offshore Inc. and Nexen Petroleum Offshore U.S.A. Inc. to provide deepwater gas gathering services to the Appomattox development.

Williams Partners L.P. has announced the company anticipates beginning construction on its Hillabee Expansion Project soon.

The deal could be worth up to US$10 billion.

Veresen has been left disappointed after its natural gas pipeline project and LNG terminal application from the FERC was denied.

Sparrows Group has announced that the company has partnered with INNOVO to provide the offshore industry with the first fully electric-drive flexible cable and pipe lay system for rental.

FERC order denies project applications for certificate and Section 3 authorisation.

Penspen’s company training scheme has received formal accreditation from the Institution of Chemical Engineering.