Behind the Q4 numbers: BP gets gold star, LNG a strange positive for Shell
With all the oil majors having reported their results for the fourth quarter, Energy Voice spoke to analysts to find out what the numbers meant.
With all the oil majors having reported their results for the fourth quarter, Energy Voice spoke to analysts to find out what the numbers meant.
Maersk Oil’s landmark North Sea project is “bang on schedule” with contracts for hook-up and commissioning expected to be awarded “in the next couple of months”.
Maersk’s Culzean project has been one of few bright spots in a downturn that has lasted longer than most could have predicted.
An oil and gas company led by a co-founder of Ithaca Energy has raised £6.2million to put towards developing a field in the outer Moray Firth.
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One of the most surprising chapters in the industrial history of the Highlands opened with a chat between a global tycoon and a Scottish Government minister on a car journey to an airport last year.
The number of rigs operating in the US went up this week, the latest Baker Hughes rig count shows.
A job fair will be held in Aberdeen later this month to help redundant oil workers seek out new employment opportunities.
Native Americans and their supporters are rallying in Washington DC against continued construction of the disputed Dakota Access pipeline.
An order for Venezuela to pay $1.4billion in damages to ExxonMobil has been reduced, a news report said.
Statoil has abandoned plans for a new head office in Stavanger, the company said today.
Industry body Subsea UK said yesterday that it had brought in a trio of new board members.
Shell’s former chief executive officer will pocket more than £3million from his golden goodbye.
Norwegian prosecutors have dropped a corruption case involving an employee of Statoil and one of the firm’s suppliers, a news report said.
Statoil has hit gas on the Mim prospect in the Norwegian Sea. The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate said today that wells had been drilled on the discovery, six kilometres east of the Alve field. Early estimates put the size of the discovery at between one and five billion standard cubic metres of recoverable gas.
Hurricane Energy has asked the UK Government for permission to build an early production system (EPS) on its landmark Lancaster field in the North Sea.
Amec Foster Wheeler (AFW) said today that it had clinched a contract to upgrade Shell’s installations in Brunei.
A blueprint for tackling climate change must set tougher targets for emissions reductions from transport and agriculture, the two most polluting sectors, MSPs have demanded.
George A Olah, whose work won a Nobel Prize in chemistry and paved the way for more effective oil refining and ways of producing less polluting forms of petrol, has died aged 89.
The Scottish Government today gave its permission for a £250million, eight turbine wind farm to be built off the north-east coast.
A scheme which will use two disused slate quarries on the edge of Snowdonia as reservoirs for power storage has been given the go-ahead by the Government.
It’s fair to say Philip Hammond’s first (and last) Spring Budget as Chancellor followed the same approach as his first (and last) Autumn Statement – no vote-grabbing gimmicks, no rabbits out of the hat, steady as she goes.
Shell said today's Budget marked "another step forward" in the oil and gas industry's quest to squeeze out as many barrels out of the North Sea as it can.
Divers have found a “vital” missing part from a Super Puma helicopter that crashed in Norway last year, killing 13 people.
An oil industry veteran said it was good news that the UK Government has acknowledged the current decommissioning tax system isn't working for North Sea industry.