Worley appoints new vice president in Aberdeen
Energy services giant Worley has appointed a new vice president of energy to head up operations in Aberdeen.
Energy services giant Worley has appointed a new vice president of energy to head up operations in Aberdeen.
Wood, the Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm, has landed a five-year contract extension to its work on Taqa assets in the UK North Sea.
The president and CEO of Japanese floating production specialist Modec is stepping down due to ill health.
BP expects to hit cut its debt to $35billion (£25.2bn) nearly a year ahead of schedule thanks to proceeds from a flurry of deals, moving forward its timeline for share buybacks.
New IR35 tax rules impacting thousands of workers across the oil and gas industry and beyond come into effect today.
A family-run oil and gas firm in Aberdeenshire is celebrating its best year in business, 22 years since first setting up shop.
Offshore contractor Seadrill Ltd., owned by billionaire John Fredriksen, is proposing a debt write-off of just over $4.8 billion, according to Finansavisen.
An Australian company says its “unique” technology could lead to oil and gas rigs in the UK North Sea being repurposed as key infrastructure for geothermal energy - a new renewables sector.
As oil and gas faces a rise in climate activism, ESG concerns, and the need to raise its own profile as a pillar of the energy transition, investors are weighing the impact.
Canadian Natural Resources has removed nearly 90 workers in an evacuation of its Ninian Southern platform in the North Sea.
A pay row has been sparked between Bilfinger Salamis and dozens of independent contractors it hires on Taqa assets over IR35 tax changes.
Aberdeen-headquartered Wood has been appointed as “owner’s engineer” on Europe’s largest single-site onshore wind farm.
Ithaca Energy sank to losses of £400million in 2020 but the firm is eyeing extra barrels from a pair of North Sea prospects.
SSE plans to sell its 33% stake in local gas network company Scotland Gas Networks Plc as part of its plan to focus on renewable generation.
Exxon Mobil Corp. expects first-quarter earnings to be reduced by as much as $800 million due to the deep freeze that plunged Texas into darkness last month.
KCA Deutag is facing better prospects after slashing its debt and “battening down the hatches” in during a tumultuous 2020, the Aberdeen-based oil and gas drilling giant’s chief finance officer said yesterday.
The “psychological ceiling” of $200,000 day rates for offshore drillships will be broken “more routinely” now that the market has reached pre-Covid levels.
Energy recruitment firm Brunel has launched a degree for oil and gas workers to retrain for work in hydrogen.
Industry leaders reflected on a year spent “facing a common enemy” during the closing session of the Oil and Gas UK HSE conference.
A virtual remembrance service next week will mark 12 years since the fatal super puma helicopter crash off Peterhead in 2009.
A fire on board and other equipment failures cut production at the Premier Oil Catcher FPSO by nearly a quarter last year.
Eni and the University of Strathclyde are joining forces to help Scottish oil workers transition into renewables.
Alpha Petroleum has handed in decommissioning plans for its Wenlock platform in the North Sea.
Ineos Energy has announced a deal to sell its oil and gas assets in Norway for $615million.
Scottish firm Sulmara Subsea has appointed its first chief commercial officer (CCO) as it continues its growth drive.