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Subsea UK has been working with education bodies and teachers to create a resource that will capture the interest and imagination of primary pupils in science subjects.

The munitions object that was found near the Nord Stream 2 pipeline has been successfully cleared by the Swedish Armed Forces.

SkillsUSA finalist plans to use scholarship to become a welding instructor.

Statoil has received consent from the Petroleum Safety Authority Norway to use the Edvard Grieg oil pipeline.

The largest ever controlled release of carbon dioxide from an underwater pipeline will be conducted at DNV GL’s Spadeadam centre as part of an international JIP called Sub-C-O2.

Pair of pipelines will carry natural gas from southwest Texas hub to US/Mexico border facilities.

Pilgrim Pipeline Holdings LLC has announced that it has filed a use and occupancy permit application in New York to construct the Pilgrim Pipeline.

CIRCOR Energy announces stem extension capability expansion, intended to reduce time and increase service.

A five year contract has been awarded to Fugro by Total E&P Ltd. The contract will see Fugro provide Total with its underwater services.

IMCA has published a report on its Mini RadaScan system for dynamic positioning operations.

API and ANGA will combine to become a single trade association.

Oxifree Global has announced it has appointed Theo Rijper as its new Business Development Manager.

Concentric Energy Advisors Inc. has reported that former regulators, Benjamin O. Davis and Kenneth A. Sosnick, have joined the firm as Senior Project Managers.

Dennis van Putten, and Bert Tinge DNV GL explain how improved multiphase metering could optimise well production.

Element Materials Technology has announced that it has completed the formation of a team of materials testing experts to support the Global Oil & Gas sector.