The oil price downturn has hit the north-east of Scotland harder than any other part of the UK. But its impact has been felt outside the region. In this gallery, EV brings you a selection of stories that looked at how the wider Scottish economy was affected.
On January 16, 2016 Iran celebrated the so-called Implementation Day. The milestone date saw the majority of the EU sanctions lifted, paving the way for North Sea firms to consider new frontiers.
Job losses aren't the only marker of Aberdeen's economic health. Despite being overwhelmed by the amount of "To Let" signs in one Aberdeen's best known places, our author isn't counting the Granite City out quite yet. Read his take on the city's future and more by scrolling through our gallery and clicking 'Read Article'.
From the man who launched a bid to save thousands of jobs and the next day lost his own to the oil worker who turned a Christmas disaster into a new business opportunity, Energy Voice's Sub $50 campaign covered it all.
From moral bankruptcy to Houston’s “mushy bottom”, we’ve got it all in our latest gallery. Don’t miss this selection from our ‘Best Opinion’ series of the year. Best Opinion 2016:
Shane Gorman was just 18-years-old when his father was killed on Piper Alpha in the North Sea. He last saw his father Dave when he dropped him at the train station the day before he went offshore.
Catch-up with all of our top stories below. This week’s Friday Five has been curated by our Guest Editor Philip Rodney, who is the chairman of Burness Paull.
This year's Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) saw a drop in footfall. Those who made the trek found themselves grappling with doing business in a sub-$50 oil environment. While OTC numbers were down, opinions were at all time high. Flick through Energy Voice's gallery highlighting the top stories from this year's gathering.
We’ve rounded-up our best opinion pieces of the year. Today we’re featuring the op-eds from Energy Voice Editor, Rita Brown. From her thoughts on a “ghost town” called Aberdeen to three things she learned at OTC, scroll the gallery and click ‘read article’ to see the story in full. Best Opinion: Editor’s Column
We've rounded-up our best opinion pieces of the year. Jeremy Cresswell, Energy editor of our sister paper the Press & Journal, has an opinion that packs a punch. His take on the latest energy issues have become a monthly staple. From having a renewables go to calling out the big energy players, scroll our gallery and click 'read article' to read some of his best columns in full.
When Mechelle Clark was made redundant from two jobs in just a six month period she could never have dreamed less than a year later she would be running a successful business.
While Shell has been selling assets to make good on its $30billion divestment plan for 2016-18, BP has flashed the cash with a number of big investments.
We've rounded-up our best opinion pieces of the year. And we couldn't compile a 'Best of' without featuring RMT regional organizer Jake Molloy. His first-person piece on the Chinook tragedy was a powerful and somber reflection.
The oil and gas industry will turn cash flow positive in 2017 if the Opec production deal drives crude prices back above $55 per barrel, analysts from Wood Mackenzie said.
We've rounded-up our best opinion pieces of the year. To kick things off, we selected one our most powerfully penned pieces. In 'Dear Mr Robertson; 'I'm living the crisis' an out-of-work oil man addresses a politician, who refused to say the the words "North Sea" and "crisis" in the same sentence.