News
December
November
October
September
- Appointment of Bill Dunnett18 September 2007
- Brownfield Awarded LNG Contract in Equatorial Guinea13 September 2007
- Scottish MSP Takes Part in Petrofac's Environmental Awareness Month11 September 2007
- Petrofac Marks 10th Anniversary as Duty Holder with Northern Producer Success6 September 2007
- Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 20076 September 2007
- Petrofac Training Unites Divisions Under a Single Brand4 September 2007
August
July
June
- Award of Karachaganak Phase III Feed25 June 2007
- Trading Update25 June 2007
- Increased Demand for Greenhand Course21 June 2007
- Petrofac Awards Scholarship to Aberdeen University Student12 June 2007
- Petrofac Resources Division Renamed 'Petrofac Energy Developments'11 June 2007
- Investment in Australian Interest4 June 2007
May
April
March
- Petrofac & Babcock Create Skills Alliance29 March 2007
- Industry Award Success for Petrofac20 March 2007
- Successful First Year for Emergency Service Response Centre19 March 2007
- Petrofac Commits to Southern North Sea19 March 2007
- Final Results for the year ended 31 December 20065 March 2007
- Directorate Change5 March 2007
January
Petrofac Pledges 600 Seedlings to United Nations Environmental Programme
4 December, 2007
Petrofac, the international oil & gas facilities provider, in conjunction with Sharjah Municipality, welcomed over 200 members of the local community at the Petrofac Tree Plantation event this weekend. The event is the latest in the on-going activities being held during Petrofac’s Environmental Awareness Month.
A protected area at Al Thalmia Reserve in Al Bataih area in Sharjah was allocated to Petrofac on behalf of the Environmental and Protected Area Authority (EPAA) and where volunteers actively spent the morning planting 600 seedlings of the United Arab Emirates’ native trees, Ghaf and Acacia, donated by the EPAA.
Governmental officials from the Municipality of Al Bataih and representatives from Petrofac, alongside the volunteers, were treated to a stage performance by children from local schools in the area before beginning the tree plantation.
Petrofac’s Engineering & Construction Sales & Marketing Manager, Kaye Krause-Whiteing said: “It was tremendous to have such a great turn-out from the local community. We hope the Environmental Awareness Month in conjunction with the Sharjah government environmental initiative, will heighten the awareness and importance of a greener society. Indeed so successful has been our Environmental Month we are very much looking forward to repeating the exercise in 2008 and sharing our vision more widely.”
Petrofac’s tree plantation is a recognised pledge to The Billion Tree Campaign founded by the United Nations Environment Programme. Sharjah municipality will tend to the protected area and it is hoped that at least 80-85 per cent of the seedlings will survive.