Oldmeldrum Pipetech staff to move to Inverurie after Denholm Environmental takeover
ll Pipetech workers will be retained, bringing Denholm’s headcount to 200.
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Enquiries up by a third as subsea and mechanical engineering specialist eyes international growth
The Aberdeen office of a subsea and mechanical engineering specialist has revealed a significant uptick in enquiries as it eyes international growth in key target markets.
Women in New Energy: Best 35 pictures from 2025 event
Hundreds flocked to the Press & Journal Live for the 2025 Women in New Energy (WiNE) event.
Aberdeen’s Mermaid Subsea completes well intervention at Anasuria’s Teal development
The Teal development in the Central North Sea is a potential tie-back to the Anasuria FPSO.
‘Extreme jamming’ targets Hormuz as Iran seeks options
The Israeli Air Force has been able to carry out strikes deep into Iranian territory, including at the Mashhad airport, 2,300km from Israel.
Moray East wind farm provides £100m boost for Scottish economy
The project in the Moray Firth supports 480 jobs per year.
Sharp rise in renewables work and global vision see Onboard Tracker™ contract wins hit £3 million
Onboard Tracker™, the market-leading integrated crew management software provider, has been awarded contracts in excess of £3 million after a sharp uptick in work in the renewables sector.
The West coast powerhouse ready to drive the UK’s blue and green economies
Lewis McIntyre, Managing Director - Port Services, Peel Ports Group, explains why developments at Hunterston PARC are so exciting.
Floating wind first for Aberdeen-based Fennex technology
BlueFloat Energy Nadara Partnership is the first wind developer to adopt Fennex' WindSafe AI-powered platform.
Welder training ‘hothouse’ backed by £100,000 Ocean Winds fund
The course offers vital qualifications in welding and fabrication ahead of taking up an apprenticeship.
Listen now: The Ørsted podcast series – Episode 3 – The next phase of offshore wind
Ørsted’s Benj Sykes, VP and UK country manager, and Gus Jaspert, managing director marine at The Crown Estate, discuss how wind farms can work in harmony not just with the environment, but with other ocean users and communities - exploring what do we have to do differently, and why.
ABB’s BESS-as-a-Service is breaking grid barriers and powering a smarter industrial future
The global transition to electrified, decarbonised operations is accelerating, but grid limitations remain a stubborn and expensive bottleneck.
North Sea congestion realising the potential
Claire Quinn, Senior Associate, CMS Energy Disputes, discusses the issues surrounding increasing activity in the North Sea.
Why succession planning is essential for energy and infrastructure companies
Succession planning plays a vital role in maintaining leadership continuity, reducing disruption, and ensuring long-term operational stability. It helps companies identify and develop future leaders, ensuring they are well-prepared to promptly step into critical roles when required.
The future of energy is flexible: ABB’s BESS-as-a-Service puts businesses in control
Across the globe, the energy industry must rapidly evolve to support various governments’ ambitious renewable energy targets. But with such uncertainty in both domestic and global policy, companies must adapt and be flexible wherever possible.
Zonal pricing feud escalates as Octopus accuses pollster
The polling firm has admitted that questions in the survey “were not subject to our usual internal review procedures”.
Hopes rise for EU and UK cooperation on energy trading and carbon capture and storage
The deal could have implications for the future of interconnector projects between the UK and EU countries, as well as offshore carbon storage projects in the North Sea.
Peterhead’s Score lands another multi-million pound international acquisition
Peterhead's Score has confirmed a deal to acquire Drake Controls in Houston for an eight figure sum as it continues its expansion into markets across energy, defence and aerospace sectors.
SSE and Equinor secure planning consent for Humber green hydrogen-to-power project
SSE and Equinor have secured planning consent for the Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder project in the Humber region.
Consultations look to energy market future
Paula Kidd and Philip Reid, Partners CMS discuss two major consultations that are poised to affect the energy industry in the UK.
Delivering on the UK’s clean power promises
Darren Davidson, Vice President of Siemens Energy UK & Ireland, explains what needs to be done to realise the targets of the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan.
Kabal’s innovative solution eases regulation stress
Leading logistics management solution provider Kabal has taken proactive steps to ease the transition to new UK Offshore supply chain regulations.
How ASCO is helping to shape the future of energy logistics
ASCO has come a long way since its founding in 1967. Now it is a driving force in logistics and materials management for the global energy sector.
How Dräger changed the game in offshore gas detection
As industries seek more agile safety solutions for ever-changing environments, Dräger Marine & Offshore's deployment of a new wireless gas detection system shows just what can be achieved through innovation.
Meet the All-Energy 2025 Ambassadors: Clare Foster, Shepherd and Wedderburn
The UK’s leading clean energy event returns to the SEC this May for two days of networking, connections, and uninterrupted business with the renewable energy community.