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Photo story (Honours for key energy industry figures) The Energy Institute’s (EI) Chief Executive Louise Kingham FEI was awarded an OBE for services to the energy industry in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. The award is fitting recognition for Louise’s contribution to the industry over the past 1...
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The UK energy industry is going through a period of unprecedented change with many jobs likely to be created over the coming years. This is buoyed by government investment in a variety of projects, from the new generation of cleaner nuclear power plants to renewable energy emissions targets as set o...
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Consideration is given to the probable demand for new petroleum engineers in the US. Both tabulated and graphical data are presented and discussed and it is concluded that the annual demand for new engineers with petroleum degrees will range from 365 to 428. 3 refs.
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TAML (Technical Advancement of Multilaterals), formed in 1997 as a joint-industry project, now aims to focus on educating the industry on the advantages of multilateral wells, the plan being to focus education in order to advance multilateral technology.
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The petroleum industry's workforce is global but will continue to change as today's workers age and approach retirement. The traditional western petroleum engineering schools will not provide the influx needed to replace the large, predominantly US, Canadian, and European-sourced staffs that exist a...
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The question is discussed of whether there is a need for the introduction of common fire safety training systems within the oil and gas industry. Currently adopted fire training systems are examined with reference to their adequacy and flexibility for accommodating the present regulatory regime and ...
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