North Sea firms paying £19m daily to UK Gov as windfall tax comments deemed ‘unwise’
North Sea oil and gas firms contributed more than £1.7 billion to the UK Government’s coffers in just 90 days, new figures have revealed.
North Sea oil and gas firms contributed more than £1.7 billion to the UK Government’s coffers in just 90 days, new figures have revealed.
Energy services giant TechnipFMC bagged $1.9 billion of subsea orders in the first quarter of the year.
Talks are ongoing with “multiple, serious counterparties” as Jersey Oil and Gas tries to find a partner for its Greater Buchan Area (GBA).
Operator Neptune Energy has struck oil and gas at the Hamlet exploration wells in the Norwegian North Sea.
There are concerns that the rest of the world could again reap the lion’s share of the benefits from Scotland’s renewables boom.
Italian oil giant Eni is in hot water after it was found to have delayed dozens of maintenance jobs on an offshore complex near to a recent oil spill.
A North Sea platform has been dropped off in the Netherlands ahead of being broken up.
Cultural issues mean energy companies aren't "getting a return" on policies designed to foster gender diversity in the sector.
Almost two million barrels of Russian oil has landed in the UK since the invasion of Ukraine, Greenpeace has claimed.
A pair of trade unions have been left exasperated after a planned debate around the future of nuclear energy in Scotland faltered.
Production is underway at Harbour Energy’s Tolmount field, a source close to the company has confirmed.
United Oil and Gas (UOG) says it is “looking forward to progressing” a host of central North Sea assets after a deal to sell them fell through.
It is full steam ahead for Aberdeen-headquartered Kellas Midstream as it plans to push on with a £750 million investment for a major blue hydrogen project.
A raft of images have been shared online of the Ninian Northern jacket arriving in Shetland ahead of being broken up.
Demand for oil is projected to peak in the next five years, driven largely by an increase in the uptake of electric vehicles.
Optimism abounds about the future of wind power, with a clean-energy boom powering robust growth in an industry that businesses and governments agree is key to slowing climate change. But a nagging problem could keep the sector from fulfilling that promise: Turbine makers are still struggling to translate soaring demand into profit.
Energy services giant Wood is on course to complete its exit from Russia by the end of the year.
Halliburton said that sanctions imposed by the US, the EU and other nations require the company to wind down certain contracts in Russia by May 15.
Numerous pieces of equipment that belonged to Scotland’s only wind turbine manufacturer are up for grabs.
The jacket that supported the Ninian Northern platform for decades has completed its trip from the northern North Sea to Shetland for decommissioning.
No “significant structural damage” to the Saipem 7000 has been uncovered after the vessel endured a major lifting malfunction last week.
Dutch engineering firm HSM Offshore Energy has bagged a deal to fabricate two North Sea platforms.
A senior figure at Shell (LON: SHEL) has been unveiled as the new chairwoman of an industry body dedicated to improving the gender balance in the energy industry.
North Sea firm i3 Energy has executed a key part of a deal to dish out a 25% stake in its Serenity field.
UK Technology SME, Viper Innovations, is celebrating the continued success of its award-winning V-LIM product, as global sales of the advanced monitoring device exceed 350 units.