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Russia snubs hearing over Greenpeace arrests By Energy Reporter on Nov 06, 2013 10:04 am Russia has failed to appear at an international court that is hearing a Dutch bid to force the release of the Greenpeace protest ship Arctic Sunrise and the activists who were on board her. The post Russia snubs hearing over Greenpeace arrests appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   Lundin cuts production forecasts after Brynhild delay By Iain Hepburn on Nov 06, 2013 09:41 am Lundin Petroleum has been forced to cut its production forecasts after admitting it will now not see first oil from the Brynhild North Sea field until the middle of next year. The post Lundin cuts production forecasts after Brynhild delayappeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   Aker expects North Sea growth over next year despite profits fall By Iain Hepburn on Nov 06, 2013 09:26 am Oil industry services group Aker Solutions saw its third quarter order backlog grow, despite a 27% drop in profits, as it prepares for a rush of North Sea orders. The post Aker expects North Sea growth over next year despite profits fall appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   Cormorant restart provides boost to Taqa profits By Energy Reporter on Nov 06, 2013 09:08 am Abu Dhabi-based energy firm Taqa posted a £25million third quarter profit after being boosted by the return to action of its North Sea assets. The post Cormorant restart provides boost to Taqa profits appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   How NOCs have changed the oil and gas industry By Marcus Richards on Nov 06, 2013 08:12 am Dana Petroleum group CEO Marcus Richards sees a major structural shift underway in the global oil and gas industry. This is a personal perspective and one that he shared very recently at a packed Chatham House seminar The post How NOCs have changed the oil and gas industry appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   HS2 calculations missed out impact on oil and gas industry, admit experts By Calum Ross on Nov 06, 2013 08:05 am Experts who claimed the HS2 railway project would damage the north-east economy have now admitted that a “question mark” hangs over their calculations because they failed to factor in oil and gas. The post HS2 calculations missed out impact on oil and gas industry, admit experts appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   Warning light triggers Super Puma alert By Ann-Marie Parry on Nov 06, 2013 08:02 am A helicopter carrying out an offshore crew-change flight was forced to return to Aberdeen without any passengers after a warning light came on. The post Warning light triggers Super Puma alert appeared first onEnergy Voice. Read in browser »   Offshore staff not confident in helicopter safety record, warns new report By Cameron Brooks on Nov 06, 2013 07:58 am A new campaign aimed at improving North Sea helicopter safety is officially being launched in Aberdeen today. The post Offshore staff not confident in helicopter safety record, warns new report appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   UK leads way as offshore wind set for seventh year of record growth By Jeremy Cresswell on Nov 06, 2013 01:00 am The offshore wind industry is on track to set its seventh consecutive annual growth record this year, with the UK leading by a very wide margin. The post UK leads way as offshore wind set for seventh year of record growth appeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »   Offshore ‘tour’ on silver screen as R2S takes to the cinema By Keith Findlay on Nov 06, 2013 01:00 am Aberdeen firm Return to Scene (R2S), which analyses offshore installations and crime scenes, is to transport guests to offshore platforms, subsea environments and the virtual world of installations in the design phase from the comfort of their seats. The post Offshore ‘tour’ on silver screen as R2S takes to the cinemaappeared first on Energy Voice. Read in browser »