Aberdeen’s Flexlife reaping rewards of overseas work
Energy service company Flexlife is reaping the rewards of a greater focus on overseas work as it emerges from the dark days of the oil and gas industry downturn.
Energy service company Flexlife is reaping the rewards of a greater focus on overseas work as it emerges from the dark days of the oil and gas industry downturn.
Heeding the lessons from the Piper Alpha disaster is important for everyone in the industry “regardless of country” according to a Norwegian safety chief.
An investigation has been launched after video emerged online of two men taking a speedboat underneath two oil rigs at the port of Dundee.
The outgoing chairman of BP, Carl-Henric Svanberg has been appointed to head-up a powerful group of European business leaders.
The offshore installation campaign for the Dvalin gas field in the Norwegian Sea has got underway.
Fifty groups from across Scotland have joined forces to call for "real action" from the Government in tackling fuel poverty.
Over the past few years, the oil and gas sector has been faced with the severe challenges of a prolonged industry downturn. This has had a profound impact on our sector, changing the way both asset operators and the supply chain approach new project developments, especially in key areas such as the North Sea.
OPEC and allied oil producers including Russia concluded that the crude market re-balanced in April, when their output cuts achieved a key goal of eliminating the global surplus.
Subsea UK will set out the digital challenges facing the sector at a conference in Brazil next week.
Cyprus-headquartered Prosafe has submitted a counter-appeal in a £31million legal spat with Westcon.
TWMA has secured a drilling waste management contract with Nexen Petroleum, creating work for more than 50 staff.
A charity specialising in supporting people with hidden debt expects extra need for its services following a spate of North Sea job cuts.
Oil and gas advisors DNV GL have warned of a knowledge loss “time bomb” in the sector.
According to a recent report by Imperial College London, Britain’s windfarms provided more electricity than its nuclear power stations in the first quarter of 2018. This was reported in the news as the first time wind had overtaken nuclear over a three month period.
All future North Sea revenues should be set aside in a wealth fund, according to a new report setting out the economic case for Scottish independence.
Video has now been released of a pod of killer whales hunting in the North Sea.
Bridge Petroleum, owner of the “dormant Brent giant” Galapagos, has been awarded five licenses in the latest North Sea round.
Several oil explorers, including Aberdeen’s Faroe Petroleum, have said they are targeting “multiple new discoveries” following the latest North Sea licensing round.
An Aberdeen MP has written to BP asking for “urgent clarity” on whether North Sea jobs will be lost in its latest round of cuts.
Engineering firm Aquaterra Energy, which has a base in Aberdeen, has appointed a new managing director.
Helicopter operator Bristow has secured a three-year contract extension to transport workers offshore in the Southern North Sea.
The Scottish Government’s draft climate change bill has been branded “hugely disappointing” by campaigners.
The oil and gas industry has been told the supply chain needs greater clarity on when decommissioning work will arrive in order to secure its future.
The head of decommissioning at the Oil and Gas Authority has said operators remain “very uncertain” over their costs for shutting down North Sea assets.
The head of decommissioning at an offshore industry regulator is “worried” some operators lack the appetite to deliver decommissioning.