Milestones

Cyberhawk Innovations Limited (Cyberhawk), a global leader in UAV inspection and creators of cloud-based asset management platform iHawk, has announced a significant increase in its software development capabilities following the acquisition of Arum’s cloud-based software development team in Edinburgh.

Element Materials Technology (Element) has opened the doors to its expanded Center of Excellence for Oil & Gas materials testing in Houston. This follows a successful integration of people and expertise, while bringing enhanced capacity and capability.

Only a few months after the first machines in Sealing Valley were commissioned, an entirely new mixing and filling line has now been put into operation as well. The line was specifically developed for one of Beele Engineering’s recent products: FISSIC coating.

Gulfstream Services International (GSI), an offshore equipment and engineered solutions provider, has underlined its continued expansion in the North Sea and beyond, with a move into new Aberdeen headquarters.

Siemens and Materials Solutions - a Siemens Business - officially opened a new, highly advanced innovation center this week in Orlando, Florida.

TSC Publishing has announced the launch of its latest news and market intelligence platform, Ocean Mining Intel (OMI).

Phoenix International Holdings, Inc. has promoted Kent VanHorn to Vice President for Global Submarine Rescue.

Norway-headquartered MDE Group, global provider of energy recruitment services, continues to implement its UK sector growth strategy, by announcing the appointment of its first regional manager in Scotland.

Fugro’s Board of Management has appointed Erik-Jan Bijvank as Group Director for Europe and Africa. He will start at Fugro on 1 January 2020.

The Board of BP announces that, after a 40-year career with BP and over nine years as group chief executive, Bob Dudley, 64, has decided to step down as group chief executive and from the BP Board following delivery of the company’s 2019 full year results on 4 February 2020 and will retire on 31 March 2020.

A major milestone has been reached in an ambitious plan to bring marine manufacturing and support industries back to the Upper Clyde.

Yara Marine Technologies, a Norwegian based scrubber supplier announced a change of leadership as Dr. Thomas Koniordos was introduced as the company’s new CEO. Koniordos, who up until 18th of September served as Yara’s Head of Environmental Solutions, and also as Chairman of the Yara Marine Board, will succeed Peter Strandberg, the company's founder.