Protestors to form ‘blockades’ to ‘shut down the fossil fuel industry’
The climate protestors that have been disrupting First Minister’s Question Time have vowed “shutting down the fossil fuel industry” as they’re set to form “blockades”.
The climate protestors that have been disrupting First Minister’s Question Time have vowed “shutting down the fossil fuel industry” as they’re set to form “blockades”.
The Energy Industries Council (EIC) has been awarded the King's Award for Enterprise: International Trade, in recognition of its outstanding contribution to UK exports.
Analysts at Wood Mackenzie have warned oil and gas firms to avoid "protecting the status quo" as they balance shareholder demands and low carbon guidelines.
Deltic Energy (LON: DELT) looks to drill a "similar sized prospect to Pensacola in the summer of 2024".
The Peterhead-based engineering firm, JBS Group, has had what it describes as its "best ever start to a year", securing £3 million worth of contracts.
The European Union and Norway will form a “Green Alliance” to bolster cooperation in clean industries like carbon capture and storage and hydrogen as they look to strengthen the region’s potential as an energy technology hub.
Kistos looks to Norway as it sets out to acquire Mime Petroleum, citing "windfall taxes and a lack of fiscal certainty" for the lack of UK investment.
Documentary makers have accused Russia of having a programme to “sabotage” wind farms and communication cables in the North Sea.
EnerMech veterans Doug Duguid and Michael Buchan have launched a new energy services firm in Aberdeen.
It has been well documented how the oil and gas supermajors made record profits last year, however, how much does it pay to be in charge of these firms as they take home billions?
Aberdeen-based process safety firm, Salus Technical, has reported a record-breaking year as, annual turnover has jumped by over 50%, taking in more than £550k.
Councillors have backed plans for a battery energy storage facility near Kintore that could store enough energy to power 115,000 homes.
An energy minister was met with laughter from the opposition benches when he told the Commons the rest of the world is "playing catch-up" with the UK when it comes to net zero.
Oil clung to a slim gain as a weaker demand outlook blunts the impact from OPEC+ production cuts.
Shell has restarted operations at the Pierce field in the UK Central North Sea, following a "significant upgrade".
While the Shelf Perseverance jack-up drilling rig created the Blythe H2, the newly spudded well experienced 'fluid losses'.
The UK-based oil and gas firm, Hurricane Energy (LON: HUR), has announced revenues of £31.7 million in the first quarter of this year.
While in Dundee for the Scottish Trades Union Congress’s (STUC) conference, first minister Humza Yousaf was questioned on the SNP's green policies.
Greenpeace said it’s suing the European Union’s executive over its decision to grant some gas and nuclear power stations a “fake” green label under EU sustainable finance rules.
Two Just Stop Oil protestors caused the World Snooker Championship to screech to a halt as paint was thrown over a table during a match at The Crucible.
The outgoing chief executive of the Net Zero Technology Centre has blamed political infighting for a lack of recent progress on the energy transition.
The renewable energy firm, EDPR, has appointed Carmen Caminero as its manager of the UK and Ireland.
A former deep sea diver who almost died from Covid while working in Mexico fulfilled his dream of dancing at his wedding – despite being left with limited mobility after several Covid-induced strokes.
The UK government has set out a reform to its contracts for difference scheme as it hopes will drive investment in the country’s renwables sector.
The soon-to-be most productive onshore wind farm in the UK, Shetland’s Viking, has had the first of 103 turbines installed.