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Judge confirms Total is solely responsible for damages, agrees Shell claim for lost profits
Chevron move threatens 1400 jobs at Welsh refinery
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UK plans to put district heating on the map
CHPA welcomes Government Planning Policy Statement
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Coal in the firing line
£200bn will be needed to secure energy supplies and meet environmental targets
Managing on a shoestring
The status of asset managers within process operations has risen steadily over recent years, driven by skills shortages, as well as pressure on companies to meet rising health, safety and environmental standards. Their star has risen even higher over the past 18 months, as the downturn has ramped up the pressure to maximise returns and minimise costs associated with every piece of kit at their disposal.Despite today’s increasing focus on asset management, many companies ...
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SGS Industrial Services - latest company news
11 March 2010 - SGS�s UK oil, gas and chemicals (OGC) services business has achieved BS OHSAS 18001:2007 certification.
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Tetra Pak - latest company news
11 March 2010 - Tetra Pak has announced net sales of EUR8.95bn (GBP8.12bn) in 2009 - up 1.2 per cent from 2008 in comparable terms.
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Hima-Sella - latest company news
11 March 2010 - Four Hima-Sella engineers have completed the TUV Functional Safety (FS) Certification Course, led by global functional-safety expert Clive Timms.
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Malvern Instruments - latest company news
11 March 2010 - Malvern Instruments and Particle Measuring Systems have completed the transfer of sales and support for the latter company's products in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.
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Impress showcases pressure, flow and level sensors
Impress Sensors and Systems is to showcase a range of silicon pressure sensor modules for OEMs and more at Mtec 2010 on 27-28 April.
Comments
Whose risk is it anyway?
Process companies must ask themselves some searching questions about contractor and sub-contractor responsibility
Will CRC scheme deliver what is promised?
Project development manager tries to distill reality from Government hype
The future of nuclear energy
Comment from David Hunter, energy analyst at McKinnon & Clarke,
Accidents will happen
‘Not seeing the woods for the trees’ when it come to industrial safety issues.
