Vasco is an assistance dog in training at a Baker Hughes plant in France. Before his ultimate mission, he is bringing out the best in people.
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The Baker Hughes University turns 20 this year. Its programs – dedicated to lifelong learning in the energy industry – are educating a wider and more diverse cohort than ever.
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At the annual IMARC mining conference in Australia, Tom Harper took part in frank discussions about reducing emissions in the sector.
Baker Hughes’ operations in Africa support both its energy customers and the needs of a growing local community
Almost two years ago, a teenage high school student in Scotland applied for the New Product Introduction (NPI) apprenticeship in energy technology at Baker Hughes
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Vasco is an assistance dog in training at a Baker Hughes plant in France. Before his ultimate mission, he is bringing out the best in people.
We need more energy and we need more from energy. Find out the four reasons why you should think about the energy sector when looking for a job.
The United Nations advises greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions must fall by 45% this decade to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 and to keep global warming to 1.5°C or less.
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