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Following the acquisition of Alstom’s power and grid businesses, GE Digital Energy and Alstom Grid have combined to form Grid Solutions, a GE and Alstom joint venture.

Hosted under the patronage of Her Excellency Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi, Minister of International Cooperation and Development, 2015’s conference includes a keynote address by H.E. Sheikha Lubna.

Tata Steel has strengthened its links in the Middle East through the formation of a partnership with International Development Company (IDC) in the region.

The International Marine Contractors Association is to hold a South America Section meeting on 10 November at the Novotel Santos Dumont in Rio de Janeiro.

API: Keystone XL rejection is politics before US workers.

According to the ACCF, the free trade of America's abundant energy resources would provide an invaluable opportunity for the United States to help strengthen and stabilise global energy markets.

Canada’s Energy East pipeline remains the safest way of transporting crude oil to the market, remaining committed to reducing environmental impacts and increasing safety on operations.

Pillsbury trial team secures US$72 million in insurance coverage for Lion Oil after 2012 pipeline rupture; six day jury trial concludes in Western Arkansas.

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted start-up consents for the Edvard Grieg oil pipeline and the Utsira High gas pipeline.

Williams and Williams Partners announce FERC approval to further expand pipeline capacity to deliver natural gas to Cheniere’s LNG export facility at Sabine Pass.

Ashtead Technology has secured a global asset management agreement with Blue Ocean Monitoring to store, maintain and supply underwater gliders for ocean data monitoring.

INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG project has safely completed its offshore pipelay for subsea gas export pipeline.

Element Materials Technology has appointed Marie Halliday to the newly created position of Global Coatings Specialist.

The high-performance asphaltene inhibitor will improve production flow and delay the need for remediation.

API has stated that the proposal to restrict energy development on federal lands would increase consumer costs, reduce the amount of US jobs, decrease government revenue and weaken national security.