Elon Musk replaces robots with humans to hit EV production targets
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk said he had to pull robots off production jobs and replace them with humans to hit required electric vehicle production.
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk said he had to pull robots off production jobs and replace them with humans to hit required electric vehicle production.
The 700th rig to visit the Cromarty Firth has been welcomed as a further sign of activity picking up in the North Sea oil and gas sector.
A Scottish marine survey and consultancy firm based in Glasgow, Partrac, will launch a US subsidiary to provide offshore renewables services.
Houston's Enterprise Products Partners has completed an expansion of a Midland pipeline that will bring more crude oil out of Texas' prolific Permian Basin.
Conservative MP for Gordon Colin Clark believes the Scottish Government “doesn’t understand” the entrepreneurial spirit created in the north-east through oil and gas as it is too “central belt dominated”.
A former special adviser to DUP leader Arlene Foster has said he “should have dug deeper” into the details of the ill-fated renewable heat incentive (RHI) scheme.
A new report published today by BP has set out the company’s low carbon agenda and investment in renewable energy, with the firm setting out its "accredited activities" in the first year as wind energy and Brazilian biofuels and biopower.
Oil and gas firm Echo Energy has reported pre-tax losses of £7.44million for 2017 as it continues to build its portfolio in Latin America.
Oil and gas firm Columbus Energy Resources has announced the potential acquisition of a 50% interest in the Icacos field, in the South West Peninsula of Trinidad.
Bad weather over the first quarter is likely to have knocked economic growth to its lowest level in a year, according to PwC.
As the former chief executive of FTSE 100 firms Rentokil and Unilever’s China and Taiwan operations, Alan Brown is more than familiar with challenges.
The oil and gas industry has been a male-dominated environment for the last 40 years.
When you’re spending a lot of money, let’s say, a new kitchen, how much time do you spend agreeing the specification and the price? A lot, and you probably spend a lot of time making sure that the work has been done properly and that you have been charged the right amount. You care…it’s your money!
Aberdeen engineering firm Sparrows said it is taking the knowledge it has gleaned from oil and gas and setting its sights on offshore wind projects closer to home.
Norwegian oil giant Statoil has today released footage of the launch of the Johan Sverdrup platform jacket announcing the beginning of its 2018 installation campaign.
The UK Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) has today announced that it will carry out a full review on the sector, led by McLaren Group’s CEO.
This week the first minister began her visit to China by discussing trade deals and witnessing the agreement between Aberdeen-based Triton Marine & Engineering Consultants and China Offshore Oil Engineering Corporation (COOEC) being signed.
Offshore drilling firm Seadrill today reported huge net losses of more than £2billion in its 2017 end of year results.
EDF Energy Renewables and EDF ENS UK are to come together under a new single banner title, EDF Renewables.
A Chinese ocean engineering company has announced its strategic intent to establish a project base in Scotland during a meeting with the First Minister.
South American focused oil and gas firm Echo Energy has hit gas at its first well in Argentina.
An Aberdeen-based distributor of pipeline equipment to the oil and gas sector is expanding internationally after winning a multi-million pound contract.
35 of the world’s biggest oil and gas firms were given their walking papers yesterday as the Danish pension, PKA, exerted its influence.
Oil headed for the biggest weekly advance in more than eight months on speculation tensions in the Middle East may lead to supply disruptions, reinforcing a buy call on commodities by Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Opposition parties have questioned the Scottish Government’s decision to call in a planning application for a wind farm development.