Wood Group has again confirmed its strong relationship that will unite them to BP as it wins two new engineering contracts related to the development of Mad Dog phase 2 project. Following the recently signed global services agreement with BP, Wood Group was then awarded the $4.
Plans to erect 140 pylons as part of a new powerline connecting Hinkley Point C to Avonmouth have been given the green light by the Department for Energy & Climate Change. The new connection will carry 400,000 volts near numero...
Final close has been reached today on a £51.6m renewable energy power plant to be built in Northampton. The proposed plant will convert 60,000 tonnes of dry waste wood feedstock into 9MW of electricity using gasification technology by Nexterra Systems Corp.
Wednesday 9th September 2015 Holiday Inn, Birmingham, UK The 3rd Annual Utility Week HR Forum once again brings together HR, training, recruitment and people development professionals in a unique forum aimed specifically at the utilities sector.
17 Nov 2015 – 20 Nov 2015Porte de Versailles, Paris, France Scaling up wind power is crucial to combating climate change. In 2015 the EWEA Annual Event will take place in Paris two weeks before world leaders meet to discuss c...
Wednesday 4th November 2015 London, UK With the general election now passed and the new Conservative government established, the Construction News Summit is perfectly timed to explore what they will do to stimulate growth in UK construction industry.
Norwegian seabed to surface engineering contractor Subsea 7 has been awarded a $100m contract by Royal Dutch Shell Plc for installation work in the Gulf of Mexico. The contract will see Subsea 7 install 27 miles of 8 inch flowlines...
A £70m energy from waste and recycling plant has received approval from Nottinghamshire County Council and is to be built in the East Midlands. The Bilsthorpe Energy Centre project, which is to be constructed by Peel Environmental, wil...
Enquest has selected Technip for a large subsea contract in the North Sea, delivering engineering, procurement, installation and construction for the Kraken development which is located 400km north-east of Aberdeen and 130km east of Shetland.
Darlington-based subsea specialist, DeepOceans has recently completed work on a large Chinese oil and gas project. The contract saw the construction of the longest pipeline trenching order in the company’s history at a whopping 174km,...
The ambitious TuNar project proposes the importation of solar energy generated in Tunisia, North Africa, delivered to Europe via a 450 km undersea cable to a substation near Rome where it will be fed into the European Grid.
The ambitious TuNar project proposes the importation of solar energy generated in Tunisia, North Africa, delivered to Europe via a 450 km undersea cable to a substation near Rome where it will be fed into the European Grid.
French water and waste group, Veolia Environment, has announced today that it has won a contract to decommission the 14,000 tonne YME oil platform in the Norwegian North Sea. Head of Veolia UK and Northern Ireland’s Water and...
The MeyGen project is a 398 megawatt tidal energy facility which will begin construction in Pentland Firth later in the year. Once complete, the major tidal energy project will supply clean and renewable electricity to the UK National Grid,...
Construction has begun on a 750kW plant at Allt Choire a’ Bhalachain, Isle of Skye, by Scottish energy developer Green Highland Renewables. The small hydroelectric project is located on the southern part of Loch Garry in Scotland.
