DECOM

An international company with a Great Yarmouth offshore operations support site has invested £500,000 in crane simulators.

EEEGR’s digital SNS2020 conference promises compelling speakers and inciteful debate on its theme “Smart Generation: the transition to 2050”.

Decom North Sea (DNS) has this week announced the launch of a new series of events for the decommissioning industry in light of the new era of business evolving post Covid-19.

Social distancing has put paid to many events this year, but the current situation has a silver, or should that be platinum, lining: EEEGR’s platinum event sponsor ScottishPower Renewables announce they will be supporting SNS2020 to ensure members and the supply chain at large can get the most out of the event.

Four apprentices are being sought to work on one of the country’s oldest nuclear reactors currently being decomissioned on the Suffolk coast.

EEEGR conference and exhibition will now be held in September, organisers say

A quarter of a million pounds has been invested into a coastal town as a port unveils its state-of-the-art future proof offices.

Almost 2,000 new jobs across 59 businesses have been offered since the launch of a special scheme in 2012, with a hopeful outlook for the future expected.

Great Yarmouth port has struck a long-term partnership with an offshore services group, which it says will drive further investment and job creation in the coastal town.

A 200-strong delegation from the East of England’s energy industry will head to Westminster this month to reinforce to politicians the region’s importance to the sector and the UK economy.