Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden has said that climate change is the biggest issue facing the energy sector, encouraging the European oil major to invest more in cleaner-burning gas and renewable energy.
There could be a “glut or a delay” in North Sea merger and acquisition activity towards the end of 2018, as firms wrap their heads around the prospect of transferable tax history legislation.
A former oil boss has claimed online posts from an employee he dismissed made the process of his business going into administration much worse.
SSE’s office in Reading has fewer desks than employees.
What will the energy industry look like in six or seven years’ time when I join it?
A leading independent nuclear expert has called for increased monitoring of a Caithness beach after an “alarming” radioactive fragment was found.
How to achieve equality in oil and gas or any industry is a question worthy of weighty debate and one that is bound to draw divides.
Decom North Sea’s primary role as a member organisation is – of course – to bring value to our members; we’re here to support the supply chain in winning work, and to help operators meet their regulatory obligations and cost control challenges. A clear understanding of the decommissioning marketplace is critical to both parties, if efficient, cost-effective and environmentally-sound decommissioning activity is to be undertaken.
Sometimes, if you’re lucky, in your professional life, you have a Sliding Doors moment where someone sticks up for you or puts you forward for something that changes your career path.
Today, women in energy are embraced and empowered to make a difference to business. This is an encouraging step forward. However, that doesn’t mean I wasn’t excited and surprised when I recently saw a female engineer on-site in Baku.
Statoil said today that new operations centres in Bergen will help generate $2billion more from its Norwegian fields between 2020-25.
Nine days after a massive earthquake and more than a hundred aftershocks shook Papua New Guinea -- including a 6.7 magnitude hit early Wednesday -- the Pacific nation is struggling to access villages cut off by landslides and secure safe drinking water.
Households are in line for a cut in their energy bills under new proposals from regulator Ofgem that would limit how much network operators can pay shareholders.
Granite PR is gearing up for the sixth annual Aberdeen-Houston Gateway this month.
Balmoral Group’s tanks business has added another string to its bow following the takeover of a Chesterfield-based company.
London-headquartered oil firm Ophir Energy today revealed its decision to relinquish a licence in Cote d'Ivoire.
Patrick Pouyanne, the pugnacious boss of Total SA, sees risks differently.
CEFC China Energy Co.’s rapid ascent was shrouded in mystery and the turmoil that’s engulfed the company over the past week is no different.
A former oil boss who claims he was stalked online by a former employee yesterday denied that he owes him hundreds of thousands of pounds.
North-east firm Ace Winches’ drive to grow its international business has gained further momentum with key appointments in Norway and Egypt.
After accurately predicting the prolonged length of the recent oil bust, BP Chief Executive Bob Dudley now sees a healthy "fairway" with oil prices remaining above $50 a barrel but below $70.
As part of our Women in Energy series, Allister Thomas spoke to BP’s Aleida Rios, vice president for operations in the Gulf of Mexico
Schlumberger CEO Paal Kibsgaard said the world's largest oilfield services firm cut almost 70,000 jobs in less than three years as its revenues plummeted 50 percent during a prolonged oil bust.
Around one-third of lost time offshore can be attributed to materials – for example, equipment being inaccessible when required. While costs remain higher in the North Sea than in equivalent mature basins, this is something industry must action.
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) has set out plans to become a major global player in the downstream segment.
