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Digitalisation delivers A specialist in industrial technology explains how a digital toolbox of solutions can assist oil & gas operators with futureproofi ng their operations


Blue-sky thinking How an engineering fi rm’s customers inspired a game- changing valve design for major refi neries


Guaranteeing gas Burckhardt Compression boosts European energy security with FSRU compressor overhauls


Boosting effi ciency and availability To avoid unplanned downtime it is essential that vital components work correctly and reliably


New series of Ex command devices Ex command devices featuring fl exible and direct integration


Delivering distillation A new electrifi ed distillation solution aims to improve energy eff iciency and enable carbon emission reductions


HEALTH & SAFETY 34 38 40 42


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PUBLISHER Jerry Ramsdale


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Old but gold? The role of a well-established personnel tracking system in today’s off shore oil & gas industry safety


Comfortably equipped Working in Ex zones does not necessarily mean compromising on user comfort


Sophisticated safety software Mapping safety with precision: the role of fi re and gas mapping


SUBSEA TECHNOLOGY


Making waves The subsea engineering trends that are shaping the future of underwater oil & gas operations


Subsea pump solutions Expert support on innovative C02


pumps for subsea oil & gas separation


Automating testing These subsea units shave days off testing times and eliminate human error from the monitoring process


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Powering innovation How a milestone project has put a new pin on the map for a UK subsea controls specialist


Flexible working How innovative subsea solution providers are meeting industry demands – both here and in other engineering sectors


SHOW PREVIEW


Subsea event makes a splash in Scotland Subsea Expo takes place at P&J Live in Aberdeen, 18 - 20 February 2025


SEA CHANGE


Sustainable and smart solutions for today's evolving subsea sector


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