NOIA will hold its annual meeting virtually April 14 to 15. It will feature policy makers and leading experts over fireside chats and keynote presentations. The speakers will discuss and address a variety of topics, including the new political energy landscape, COVID-19 and working across party lines. Speakers include: Matthew Tejada, EPA director of environmental justice; former senator Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.);
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The 2021 NOIA Safety in Seas Awards Competition is now open. Entry forms must be submitted to NOIA by Monday, February 22, 2021. Winners will be announced during NOIA’s annual meeting April 14 to 16, 2021. Since 1978, the National Ocean Industries Association has held the Safety in Seas (SIS) Awards competition to recognize excellence among those who, by their
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The National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) announced that Oceaneering and Danos are the winners of the 2020 NOIA Safety in Seas Awards competition. Oceaneering was selected for the 2020 NOIA Safety in Seas Safety Practice Award, and Danos is recognized for the 2020 NOIA Safety in Seas Culture of Safety Award. The Safety Practice Award recognizes specific technologies, approaches, methods or projects with direct
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This year, NOIA established its ESG program, the NOIA ESG Network. The kick-off event took place with a workshop in early March. As part of this program, NOIA’s members agreed that it is important to sign a participation agreement to affirm commitment to participating in the activities of the NOIA ESG Network. Many companies have already signed and submitted the
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Veteran energy industry association executive Erik Milito has been named the new president of the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) and will take the helm of the offshore energy association effective November 1, 2019. Milito has extensive experience in implementing strategic outreach and public relations platforms for high-profile issues on behalf of the energy industry. He is a seasoned spokesperson
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After over nine years as president of NOIA, Randall Luthi has decided to leave Washington, D.C. to work for the governor of Wyoming on energy and environmental policies. “There are a lot of great jobs in the world, but being president of NOIA is a fantastic job,” said Luthi. “It is with very mixed emotions that I take on this new
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