The pressure to deliver projects faster and for less is nothing new.

There has been a lot of blame placed on the pandemic, but for many, it has reminded us of what hasn’t been working for a very long time.

Verton’s EVEREST 6 recently spent two days onsite removing and replacing a flare tip engine.

Verton’s Chief Technical Officer, Stanley Thomson connects three very different products - or are they?

How do we continue to show the value of a further investment in smart technology and IoT to industry?

The loss of time, the need to invest during uncertain times, and for many - resourcing under the microscope continues for many. Solutions are still needed and, often, required.

LEAN Principles begin to guide opportunities for advanced technology to further steps towards cost savings, efficiency, and improved operations.

With a global movement to harness more sustainable energy sources, wind power is becoming increasingly important. In 2019, Global Cumulative Installed Wind Power Capacity was at 743GW (up from 24,000 megawatts in 2001), with the UKs onshore and offshore wind power capacity reaching 24GW that year. There are currently more than eight and a half thousand onshore wind turbines in the UK, and over two thousand offshore turbines, and as the current stock age and new turbines are added to increase capacity, the need for safe and effective tools to help build, repair and maintain these turbines is now a necessity.