UK pipeline news

Beatrice Barleon, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, EngineeringUK, responds to the UK's Autumn Budget and looks forward to supporting the Government with the development of key growth-driving industries, many of which depend heavily upon the supply of skilled engineers and technologists.

Addition of controls and instrumentation engineering specialist bolsters company’s growth strategy.

Capital Hydrogen has announced the appointment of Jacobs as the lead contractor for the Pre-Front End Engineering Design (Pre-FEED) phase of Cadent's East London Hydrogen Pipeline project.

A statutory consultation will run from 14 October until 19 November, 2024, and will include eight in-person consultation events across the project area, along with two online events.

Penspen, an international energy consultancy, has announced a strategic collaboration with Senslytics, a venture-backed start-up that develops artificial intelligence (AI) corrosion mitigation technologies.

Andrew Gardner said the North Sea network may shut down in 2030, with Labour’s oil and gas tax policies suffocating the industry.

CRC Evans, a provider of welding and coating services, has expanded its apprentice program.

SPE Offshore Europe is set to return to Aberdeen from 2-5 September 2025 as tens of thousands of delegates will gather to explore the theme ‘Unlocking Europe’s Potential in Offshore Energy’.

Subsea7, a company providing subsea engineering and services for the energy sector, has announced the award of four contracts from Brazil’s Petrobras.

The SPE Aberdeen Offshore Achievement Awards 2025 officially launched on 30 August, 2024, with a line-up of new categories.