No vision, no ambition and no plans
Why doesn't Scotland build aircraft and why store carbon when you can use it?
Why doesn't Scotland build aircraft and why store carbon when you can use it?
The Aberdeen businesswoman felt like her then boss was “patronising” her when she confronted him about pay.
Every project in every sector begins with the gathering of data. Sometimes, this data informs a quick and easy action. But in the energy sector, more often than not, projects can come with a significant level of risk – from financial to environmental to safety.
“If you make it mandatory, everybody has to do it, irrespective."
The opportunity for nuclear stands ahead of the UK, but will local firms see the benefit? Questions Jeremy Cresswell.
Project timelines for the floating wind sector and support for its supply chain were not adequately addressed, writes Neil Gordon.
Energy Vocations is the monthly series in which Energy Voice speaks to workers who keep the UK's lights on.
Does the oil industry understand tax policy from a government perspective?
A plan to create a prototype nuclear fusion reactor in Nottinghamshire by the 2040s will create "thousands of jobs" in the East Midlands, according to the government.
A former British diplomat writes, government announcements serve as ‘nice words but little more’ for Aberdeen.
A cornerstone of “levelling up” and addressing regional inequality in the UK, the Teesworks development on the site of the former Redcar steelworks has been mired in controversy.
"Sir Geoff's life is a testament to the power of including the outsider," writes Ollie Folayan MBE, co-founder, AFBE-UK.
The UK subsea supply chain must be a “primary innovation partner” for the Ministry of Defence, according to Global Underwater Hub.
Following the UK spending review, Global Underwater Hub has asked the armed forces to work with British subsea suppliers.
Energy companies in the top quartile for gender diversity are a third more likely to deliver above-average profitability, according to a new report by consultancy Bain & Co.
The UK government announced support for Acorn CCS but said a final investment descion will be "subject to project readiness and affordability".
Tracy Clark and husband Ian started ITC Hydraulics with just a van and £2,700 of savings.
The economic and energy security benefits of maximising North Sea oil and gas production are clear, and it would aid a ‘just transition’ for the communities dependent on the sector. But would minimising UK oil and gas deliver an environmental benefit globally that supersedes UK-first arguments?
It’s time to end net-zero nonsense, says advisor Tom Gillingham
Reform UK could overtake the Labour Party and become the second-most popular party in Scotland after the SNP. Who would have thought that a year ago?
The global energy transition march would now appear to be unstoppable despite mounting, negative geopolitical threats - of which US president Donald Trump’s headline-grabbing, avowed hostility to the development of low carbon energy alternatives is surely top of the heap.
Trying to assess the state of the global energy market is not easy.
The energy industry is built on speed. Production, innovation, deadlines, technology, and everything's always moving forward.
It is a bit late in the day to describe the Just Transition Commission’s report on Aberdeen and the north-east as a wake-up call. Anyone who wanted to be woken up has had plenty of time to think about it.
An Irish Sea gas boss has called for “common-sense storage solutions” amid UK energy investor uncertainty.