Aberdeen school wins UK sustainable energy challenge
Pupils from Aberdeen’s Hanover Street School have been named champions of a UK-wide sustainable energy competition.
Pupils from Aberdeen’s Hanover Street School have been named champions of a UK-wide sustainable energy competition.
Dutch energy services firm Fugro has won two new ROV contracts with Petrobras in Brazil.
Oil loadings at two major terminals in Libya have been halted due to armed clashes in the area.
Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said it’s “inevitable” that OPEC and its allies will agree to boost oil output gradually, giving the most definitive signal yet that the cartel will alleviate high prices for consumers.
The Offshore Contractor’s Association (OCA) has made a fresh pay offer to workers after an initial rejection earlier this year.
Cluff Natural Resources (CLNR) has been warned it could lose two North Sea licenses if it continues to struggle to find a partner for them.
Japanese firm Itochu is planning to sell its stakes in two North Sea developments, according to a news report.
Orsted has officially opened a new windfarm today, capable of powering over 500,000 UK homes a year.
Sir Ian Wood has warned that the industry will “need to do something dramatic” if it hopes to recover the 20billion barrels of oil remaining in the North Sea.
Oil and Gas UK has said the industry is potentially facing a staff shortage as activity grows in the North Sea.
Upland Resources has announced plans to raise £3million to help pay for the costs of drilling a 250million barrel prospect in the Moray Firth.
Westhill in Aberdeenshire remains the most expensive town to buy a home, according to new research from Bank of Scotland.
An oil worker is about to embark on an epic 3,500mile solo row across the Atlantic Ocean.
The key element of a £15 million Outer Hebrides water improvement project is being taken to pieces at the Highland factory where it was built to be transported to the islands.
The boss of an Easter Ross company involved in a pioneering “smart homes” initiative has said new funding and support from energy giant Centrica will help take its work to new levels.
Energy services firm Subsea 7 has been awarded a “sizeable” contract for work off the coast of Egypt.
ussia plans to propose that OPEC and its allies be allowed to return production to October 2016 levels, rolling back most but not all of their output cuts within three months, according to a person familiar with Russian thinking.
The UK is at a vital crossroads when it comes to its renewable energy market. Today, the European Council and the European Parliament will convene in a bid to propose a new and ambitious renewable energy target as part of the EU’s 2030 Clean Energy Package. The package will introduce major changes that could transform how the energy market operates. At least while we remain in the bloc, it promises to be a progressive piece of energy legislation, with some lofty goals expected to continue to raise the renewables bar across Europe.
North Sea oil firm Neptune Energy has made a senior appointment in its bid to become a leading international oil explorer.
The Crown Office has confirmed that no criminal proceedings are being brought after a gun was used to relight a flare on a North Sea platform.
Unite is to call on the UK government to provide the offshore sector with “strategic state support” to address emerging challenges.
The final two modules on the BP Miller platform will be removed this week.
Bibby Offshore chief executive Howard Woodcock is leaving the north-east subsea company to “pursue new challenges” it was announced yesterday.
A leading north-east businesswoman said she turned to soup making to help pull her firm together through the downturn.
The development plan for Equinor’s huge Johan Castberg field has been granted approval by Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy.