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Voith has opened a new headquarters in Houston for its Power, Oil and Gas division.

According to a study by Wood Mackenzie, pro development energy policies could add 2.3 million US jobs and add US$443 billion per year to the economy by 2035.

Designed to bring new, advanced technologies to the global energy sector, GE has opened a new innovation centre in Newcastle, UK.

Davie Neilson has recently joined the sales team as an Outside Sales Representative at Neilson.

GE reports that it has not had any incidents resulting in lost work time at its Onne facility.

Derek Donaldson has been promoted from Vice President of Asia Pacific to Vice President of Global Operations.

World crude steel production for the 65 countries reporting to the World Steel Association totals a 2.1% decrease compared to last year.

Mexico's government has announced nearly US$10 billion in electricity and natural gas projects that include two pipelines linked to the US.

After roughly six months of attempts to engage with Williams, Energy Transfer said it was unable to start a friendly dialogue about a merger, forcing it to make an unsolicited bid.

Western Canadian oil producers are at risk of losing CAN$100 billion in the next 15 years if no new pipelines are constructed in North America.

Lower prices, ample supply, and increased competition in key markets are set to challenge Canadian natural gas exports.

Gazprom agrees to buy LUKOIL’s gas, agreed at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2015.

Enbridge reaches agreement to transfer Canadian liquids pipelines business and renewable energy assets to Enbridge income fund.

The International Marine Contractors Association is advertising for a Chief Executive Officer and a Technical Director.

Alexey Miller and Panagiotis Lafazanis address preparation of documents for gas pipeline construction in Greece