Atlantis hires new chief finance officer
Scottish marine power firm Atlantis Resources has appointed a new chief finance officer.
Scottish marine power firm Atlantis Resources has appointed a new chief finance officer.
The chief executive of the London Stock Exchange has defended controversial proposals that would see listing rules changed to allow companies such as oil giant Saudi Aramco to float in the capital.
Lord Cullen of Whitekirk has said a new database of oil and gas industry knowledge and experience will help to prevent another Piper Alpha.
Developers behind the £375million expansion of Aberdeen harbour have offered £70,000 over three years for community charities.
An offshore worker has gone on trial accused of downloading more than 140,000 indecent images of children.
US oil firm Apache said today that its North Sea Callater project had started producing early and under budget.
Iran has repeated its claims that new US sanctions on Tehran signed by US president Donald Trump the previous day constitute a “breach” of the landmark 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
Last week, crude oil rallied the most so far this year, gaining more than 8 percent, or $4 per barrel. Oil traders are much more optimistic than they were just a month ago, and the market is on the upswing. However, the rally could run out of steam in the not-so-distant future, a familiar result for those paying attention to the oil market in the last few years.
Energy service firms Wood Group and Amec Foster Wheeler (AFW) expect to complete their merger this year despite the UK competition watchdog flagging up concerns about the deal.
The German government has accused Vietnamese intelligence services of involvement in what it called the kidnapping in Berlin of a former Vietnamese oil executive.
Kosmos Energy has revealed plans to list shares on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
Swedish oil and gas firm Lundin Petroleum has reported record first half production.
BP said yesterday that it had returned to the black in a first half of 2017 marked by production start-up from the Quad 204 project, west of Shetland.
Business leaders today warned that changing rules to let sovereign-controlled companies list their shares in London threatened to diminish the UK’s track record for strong corporate governance.
BP's chief executive does not expect the latest batch of sanctions imposed on Russia by Washington to have an adverse impact on the oil major's operations.
BP's top number cruncher has said today that the oil major's mounting debt pile was "no cause for concern".
BP notched up second quarter pre-tax profits of £700million, rebounding from a £2.5billion loss a year ago.
Dutch subsea service firm DeepOcean has expanded its operations in West Africa after snapping up French company Searov Offshore.
Cameroon energy utility Victoria Oil and Gas said today that a court had approved its capital reduction proposals.
Premier Oil today confirmed the 1billion barrel estimate for a giant discovery offshore Mexico.
Offshore drilling contractor Seadrill has pushed back the maturity date of a revolving credit facility it provided for North Atlantic Drilling.
Decommissioning will be a key topic at SPE Offshore Europe 2017, with a range of speakers announced and a new zone dedicated to the sector at the event.
The Gold Awards for best large and small companies will once again be contested by some of the biggest and best names in the North Sea oil and gas industry.
A UK Government minister tasked with managing Brexit said there are opportunities for the struggling oil and gas sector to cut red tape after Britain leaves the EU.
Online retail giant Amazon is among the names being touted as a potential tenant for a major new logistics park on the south side of Aberdeen.