Total enters exploration block close to Lebanon-Israeli border dispute
French energy giant Total has entered into an oil and gas field in close proximity to the Israeli-Lebanese border dispute in the Middle East.
French energy giant Total has entered into an oil and gas field in close proximity to the Israeli-Lebanese border dispute in the Middle East.
A pioneer of ROV (remotely-operated vehicle) technology in the subsea sector was honoured at the industry awards last night.
BP has confirmed that its head of North Sea operations is to move on to a new role within the company.
A judgement handed down by the UK Supreme Court has finally clarified what evidence employment tribunals are entitled to consider when dealing with appeals against enforcement notices issued by the Health and Safety Executive.
Exxon Mobil Corporation added 2.7 billion barrels of oil to its reserves in 2017.
Ocean Installer has been awarded a decommissioning contract off the coast of Mauritania.
Abu Dhabi energy firm Taqa has posted a net profit for its preliminary results for 2017, after a loss of AED 16 billion (£3.1billion) in 2016.
The UK Supreme Court has ended a long-running legal battle between Chevron and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) over a safety notice handed down in 2013.
Ineos has confirmed it has restarted its Forties Pipeline system after the second shutdown in recent months.
Energy service giant Wood has won a contract with Bluewater for work on the Haewene Brim floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel in the North Sea.
A pact has been signed in Aberdeen between Scotland and Ghana to take advantage of emerging oil and gas opportunities in the African country.
Top buyers from Saudi Aramco - one of the world’s largest oil producers - will be in Aberdeen later this year to secure services in the subsea sector.
Oilfield services leaders in the UK have been told they have “done well to survive” but need to get over risks around innovation.
Aberdeen-based Xodus Group is undertaking an international study to determine the strength of the Scottish subsea market.
The UK oilfield services (OFS) sector is now “back from the brink” after reporting a drop in turnover of 15.5% for 2016, according to a new report from EY.
Profits from oil and gas exploration may have hit a seven-year high in 2017, according to analysts Wood Mackenzie.
Engineering services firm M² Subsea has won a multi-million dollar contract with TransCanada for work on its 500-mile natural gas pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico.
A group that helps aspiring engineers get into the oil and gas industry is staging two events at universities in Aberdeen later this month.
Pirates have released an oil tanker and its crew of 22 Indian nationals after taking it captive off the coast of West Africa.
Norwegian marine specialists Kongsberg Maritime are collaborating on a project to develop remotely-operated fireboats to tackle dangerous port fires.
A call has been made for more female recruits to join an apprenticeship scheme for the energy sector.
Subsea services company Ocean Installer has won two subsea umbilicals, risers and flowlines (SURF) contracts from Statoil for several fields offshore Norway.
EnerMech has today been dealt a blow after losing a major offshore contract to a rival engineering services company.
BP has awarded Heriot-Watt University £1.25million for continued work into energy research.
North Sea oil will bring in £1billion in tax to the UK government this financial year, according to Oil and Gas UK.