Oil and Gas stories
The premise that data is the modern-day equivalent of oil has largely been debunked over the last few years, but we are at a crossroads.
Derek Brooks appointed as international business development manager at Sepura to drive growth in critical communications market.
Team82 at Claroty uncovers substantial cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Operational Technology protocol clients, showing potential for full system control.
Rockwell Automation appoints Mariya Prempeh as Singapore Country Manager, aiming to leverage her expertise in smart manufacturing solutions for growth.
Kissflow hires Aali Qureshi as Senior VP of Sales for the Americas, expanding their low-code/no-code offering in financial services, healthcare, and more.
B2B buyers are more likely to purchase from vendors that offer digital self-serve channels, quick responses, and transparent pricing, says PROS.
Accruent set to acquire Australian specialist RedEye to fortify cloud capabilities and optimise business productivity, offering customers broader engineering document management solutions.
Most stranded fossil fuel losses would hit the richest households, while governments could cheaply shield lower-income savers in affluent countries.
For coastal New Zealand, the lesson is that resilience will hinge on working with nature, not relying on engineering alone.
Industry leaders say the rushed law change could deter investment in minerals needed for batteries, wind farms and other low-emissions infrastructure.
Ahead of the current energy crisis, the company reached out to its technology and data partner OFS to see if it could measure its energy usage in real-time.
INX Software appoints Luke Disbury as CFO, with his experience across various industries adding value to the company's growth and transformation.
Consumers are paying more at the pump after New Zealand lost its only refinery and became reliant on costly imported fuel.
Europe’s energy security has been exposed by Russia’s invasion, strengthening calls for a rapid shift to renewables and digital twins.
High costs and storage hurdles threaten New Zealand's plans to use green hydrogen to cut emissions and build an export industry.
Older spans are under fresh scrutiny as Australasia’s 57,000-plus bridges face heavier traffic, climate stress and overdue maintenance.
Better visibility into inventories and provenance could help firms cut downtime, reduce errors and recover faster as demand rebounds.
Construction firms could cut costs and delays by using digital replicas to spot failures, test designs and improve sustainability before build-out.
Lockdowns are set to cut CO2 emissions by at least 5% this year, but any climate gain could be erased unless stimulus backs cleaner growth.
Bond markets and prolonged virus disruption could strain weaker firms, with airlines, shipping and non-food retail facing the biggest risk.