It’s good news for North Sea oil after it receives a boost from new investment. The welcome boost comes as new tax breaks along with over 160 new production licenses bring a renewed interest in investment. The tax breaks, announced last month by Chancellor George Osborne, have already secured two new major North Sea oil deals, including a £1.6 billion project by Canadian oil company Talisman Energy.
In the race for renewables biogas plants and Anaerobic Digestors (AD) have proved popular and effective methods. In the UK bioenergy now accounts for about one quarter of our renewable supply.
In an EU Climate Action conference this week the energy secretary Ed Davey called for tougher carbon reduction efforts in the EU. In his speech Davey called once again for an EU-wide carbon reduction target of 30% by 2020 – the current target is just 20%.
It’s official – we’re living in a throw-away generation. A recent survey on landfill sites has found that a staggering £659 million worth of materials are thrown into landfill sites every year.
Oil production in the North Sea has had a rollercoaster ride over the last couple of months.
Oil process industries should prepare themselves for a change in the way their data is measured, as new flow measurement technology is set to come into use.
Ex~i Flow Measurement announces an update and extension to the gas measurement MID type approval for the SFC3000 Flow computer in accordance with Directive 2004/22/EC.
Ex~i Flow Measurement announces a new type approval for the SFC3000. This approval is to OIML R117 Edition 2007 (E) "Dynamic measuring systems for liquids other than water".
Ex-i Flow Measurement Ltd. is pleased to announce that as from 25/08/2009 our Quality Management System has been certified as compliant with the requirements of ISO 9001: 2008 by British Standards Institution. The scope of the certification covers:
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