Former Greens leader says fossil fuels delegates should be banned from future COP meetings
Fossil fuel companies should be banned from future UN climate change Cop gatherings, a former leader of the Green Party has said.
Fossil fuel companies should be banned from future UN climate change Cop gatherings, a former leader of the Green Party has said.
Oil companies spent $191.7 million buying drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, during a robust government auction that underscored the industry’s appetite for new crude as the White House seeks to shifts the US away from fossil fuels.
Decom Engineering is toasting a trio of contracts worth £400,000 ahead of opening its new Aberdeen base in coming weeks.
EnQuest has cut its production estimates for 2021 off the back of "challenging" issues at the Magnus and Kraken fields in the North Sea.
COP26 took fourteen days and some long nights of negotiations. It produced breakthrough pledges, a set of rules on carbon trading and some big aspirations that will have to be scrutinised against real action in the years ahead. Here’s what you need to know.
CHC helicopter has been given five days to address “concerns” raised by the competition watchdog over its takeover of rival Babcock before an investigation is escalated.
An Orkney tidal power firm has gained the backing of energy services giant TechnipFMC to scale up its technology.
The UK Government has refused to back Nicola Sturgeon’s opposition to the new Cambo oil field off Shetland – and warned jobs are at risk from “turning off the taps”.
The Acorn carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Aberdeenshire has teamed up with skills body OPITO to help deliver thousands of skilled jobs for the Scottish Cluster.
Subsea 7 was back in profits with a surge in revenues in the third quarter amid “significantly higher activity”.
SBM Offshore (AMS: SBMO) has won an order for an FPSO at the Yellowtail development for ExxonMobil.
Awilco Drilling has announced it will scrap the WilHunter oil rig after lying idle for nearly six years in the Cromarty Firth.
Storegga, the company behind the Acorn carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Aberdeenshire, will apply its technology for a new scheme in Texas.
Hundreds of North Sea workers could soon down tools after trade union Unite was given a mandate to take strike action.
Hurricane Energy has said it remains in positive discussions to extend the stay of the FPSO on its flagship Lancaster field, but issued a warning over funds as a debt deadline looms.
The Dutch government won’t have a majority in parliament that would back scrapping a dividend tax in a bid to stop Shell moving its headquarters from The Hague to London, newspaper Algemeen Dagblad reported, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.
Shipbuilder Keppel FELS has demanded more than half a billion pounds from Awilco Drilling over the cancellation of two major oil rig orders.
A Dundee hydraulics specialist is doubling its footprint at Water’s Edge after “significant” growth.
A Scottish clean infrastructure developer has landed a deal to decarbonise hundreds of vehicles through a new hydrogen hub at Shoreham Port.
As COP26 draws to a close today and Glasgow bids farewell to international leaders, business leaders and global environmental campaigners, we have to hope that the commitments made over the last two weeks will be delivered in full (or exceeded) and to the agreed timescales.
A new draft of the deal that could be agreed at the Glasgow COP26 climate talks appears to have watered down its push to curb fossil fuels.
Areas of the UK hardest hit by job losses from decarbonising industry will miss out on levelling-up funding and face losing more employment, according to a new study.
Neptune Energy has announced the sale of non-operated stakes in several oil and gas assets in Norway for $35million.
Wood is considering its options, including a potential sale, for its built environment consulting business, which holds a 7,000-strong workforce.
Talks on creating a global carbon market ran into new obstacles, highlighting how difficult it will be to break a six-year deadlock on an issue seen as a key benchmark of success for COP26.