SourceableAustralia's Looming Engineering Skills CrisisSourceableIn order to deliver on these areas, Australia needs young people coming through who possess not only analytical and problem solving skills but also a strong grounding in STEM (Science, Te …

Construction EnquirerEngineering services contractors powering aheadConstruction EnquirerElectrical Contractors' Association CEO Steve Bratt and Building Engineering Services Association chief executive Paul McLaughlin said: “These new survey findings …

Prince George CitizenGeo-engineering not the solution to climate changePrince George CitizenSo it is perhaps not surprising to find a number of scientists over the years have proposed solving some of our larger problems with geo-engineering or climate engi …

The oil industry is bouncing back after OPEC's meetingThe EconomistPROUDLY, they call themselves elephant hunters. They are the geologists who scour the treacherous depths of the Arctic, or Brazil's Atlantic pre-salt fields, or offshore west Africa …

BloombergAirline Profits Face Decline From Record as Oil Price ClimbsBloombergGlobal airline earnings are set to decline next year after reaching a record in 2016 as higher oil prices clip margins, according to the industry's main trade group. Net inco …

Oil Supertankers Brace for Worst Year Since 2013 on OPEC CutsBloombergThe accord caused a surge in oil prices, making life more expensive for anyone who buys or transports fuel -- including American motorists, Indian refiners, airlines and shippers. It&#39 …

Mexico Eyes Higher Oil Output Than Venezuela, BrazilOilPrice.comMexico plans to increase its crude oil production substantially, overtaking both Venezuela and Brazil if its plans work out. This has emerged after earlier this week, the country awarded nine …

BloombergOil Traders May Abandon Ship After OPEC Cuts Profits at SeaBloombergOPEC's decision to pump less is poised to deter some oil traders from hoarding crude at sea. The group's pledge to cut output and ease a global glut has weakened a market …

Moneycontrol.comChina teapots to extend oil buying spree into 2017ReutersCalled "teapots" due to the small capacities of their plants compared with the big state-run refineries, the independents made up nearly 90 percent of China's crude oil …

MarketWatchMexico reaps $2.65 billion from oil-price hedgesMarketWatchMEXICO CITY — The Mexican government collected $2.65 billion from oil-price hedges taken out to protect the 2016 budget from a drop in prices, the Finance Ministry said Wednesday. The go …