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Welltec announced this week that it has signed a “significant” contract with Saudi Aramco. The business revealed that it has agreed a Long-Form Contract (LFC) with the Saudi Arabian company, following an “extensive” approval process. The deal will see Welltec deliver completion products and services across the Aramco portfolio in any environment, Welltec noted. “Confirmation of this award represents a major step in our partnership with Saudi Aramco which also enables us to continue along the path of exemplary service quality in the execution of completions,” Kevin Wood, the well c...

Welltec’s founder and CEO retires and passes the reins to the COO Company announcement 2/2021 Welltec’s founder and CEO retires and passes the reins to the COO Founder and CEO of Welltec, Jørgen Hallundbæk, is retiring from the management team. He has sold a portion of his shares but remains the largest sole shareholder of the global technology company. Welltec’s COO for the last 10 years, Peter Hansen, is appointed new CEO. Welltec was founded in 1994 and is today a global leader in oil & gas well robotic intervention and maintenance as well as in metal expandable isolation & integri...

Thermo King®, providing transport temperature control solutions and a brand of Trane Technologies, has introduced new Container Fresh & Frozen (CFF) refrigeration solutions for containers.…

Former NSW Labor official and Catholic priest Peter Hansen admits to exploiting dozens of child sex abuse victims TueTuesday 23 updated TueTuesday 23 Peter Hansen was arrested at Sydney Airport in 2018. ( Print text only Cancel A former Catholic priest has admitted to a judge he exploited vulnerable children in poor Asian countries, after pleading guilty to dozens of child sexual offences. Key points: Hansen has an adopted son in Vietnam and has volunteered in overseas detention centres He told the court he felt both ashamed and guilty and thinks often about his victims The court heard he tu...

Announcement on Fiesta plans, medals expected by the Fiesta Commission next week Many organizations using medals from last year Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – If Fiesta Medals are your thing, expect to see many repeats from 2020, as many organizations and nonprofits remain frugal during the COVID-19 pandemic. Oyster Bake, a fundraiser for scholarships for the St. Mary’s University Alumni Association, already pulled the plug on its event until April 1-2, 2022. Peter Hansen, executive director of alumni relations, says there’s no way to keep the university’s 7,000 staff members and students saf...