JCE Group, a leading provider of ATEX-certified and IECEx-certified hazardous area electrical systems will exhibit at SPE Offshore Europe 2025, Stand 3H45, at P&J Live Aberdeen.
EPIT Group, a specialist provider of training and assessment services for engineers and technicians working in hazardous and industrial environments, will be exhibiting at SPE Offshore Europe 2025 following significant international growth.
Arch 35 Marketing has announced a new partnership with creative agency PixelGlow Digital, bringing together expertise in marketing, SEO, web design and creative visuals.
More than 50 volunteers from SSEN Transmission, National Grid, and their contract partners for the Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2) project rolled up their sleeves last week to take part in a hugely successful simultaneous beach clean at either end of the UK’s biggest ever electricity transmission project.
Procurement Hub is inviting individuals and organisations across Scotland to take part in a short, two-minute survey about their experiences with procurement.
On Saturday 23rd August, St Margaret’s School for Girls welcomed student leaders to a day-long Student Leadership Conference, designed to develop confidence, communication and leadership skills in young women.
Two Aberdeen accountancy graduates are closing the books on single life... and beginning their professional lives together.
AMHWAL Academy brought together leaders and professionals from across the energy sector for its Leadership in Energy event, an initiative designed to spark conversations, share ideas, and challenge traditional ways of thinking.
Aberdeen based diamond wire cutting specialist CUT has announced major contract awards with three companies for decommissioning projects in Australia, North Sea and India.
Mitchell and Murdoch Care Ltd is pleased to announce the appointment of John Cardno as its new growth and development manager.
Offshore Energies UK’s 2025 Economic Report shows that key policy reform can herald a new chapter for the UK’s North Sea energy industry which has powered the home nations for more than half a century.
Aberdeen City Council bosses have admitted they won't yet be able to enforce sweeping new 20mph speed limit across the the city - despite the change being introduced last week.