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.
Regional pricing is unlikely to be implemented until next decade.
Planning for the UK’s largest solar farm has hit minor delays, as local opposition mounts despite the project's huge biodiversity net gain.
Score has expanded its operations in Australia with the acquisition of mechanical maintenance and turnaround specialist BLJ In-Situ Solutions.
Aberdeenshire's Grace May has reported a more than 20% increase in revenues, with all of its growth coming from work in the energy sector.
Shell saw its adjusted earnings grow in the first quarter of this year, hitting $5.6 billion compared to $3.6bn in the fourth quarter of 2024.
The UK’s chief scientific adviser on net zero hailed the energy transition’s role in energy security as well as meeting the “urgent” climate imperative.
Equinor saw its first-quarter profit grow, making an adjusted operating income of $8.65bn compared to the $7.53bn seen in the first quarter of 2024.
BP made a profit of $700 million in the first quarter of this year, compared to a $1.95bn loss for the fourth quarter 2024, as the company pushes on with its strategic reset.
Aberdeen-based Wood Group has agreed to sell its US civil construction services business Kelchner Inc to Strength Capital Partners (SCP), a private equity group.
Low-carbon power can play a “critical role” in delivering energy security around the world, according to UK energy secretary Ed Miliband.
A £240 million bid to buy Aberdeen's Wood Group has been extended as a deadline was due to be reached Thursday.
The start-up has partnered with E.ON to develop energy storage technology that will lower customer bills.
Energy services group Hunting has reviewed the potential impact of Trump administration tariffs as "immaterial" to its business but said it will "monitor closely" the effects of slump in oil price in the wake of global economic turmoil.
Grandholm Production Services has acquired Aberdeen-based RSD Supplies and Services in a six-figure deal.
The UK lacks a “coherent approach” to monetising trade and industry in the country’s oceans, according to Ryan Mowat, director and chair at the Marine Science and Technology Council at the Society of Maritime Industries UK.
In today’s fast-evolving job market, there are career paths that many young people may not even realise exist—opportunities that go beyond traditional routes and open doors to hands-on experience from day one. Apprenticeships are becoming an increasingly attractive alternative for those keen to combine academic learning with practical, real-world application.
The UK will scale back its ambitions for a transition to electric vehicles by the end of the decade.
When it comes to the Scottish economy, and the energy sector in particular, I’ve become pretty much immune to bad news.
Energy technology firms showcased at an event in Aberdeen impressed leaders from the UK's Great British Energy which is now "ready to get moving".
Subsidies are of fundamental importance to global energy and food production.
Recent transactions have hinted of a new shape taking place based on current commercial realities and around three key North Sea fields.
The UK government has invested £20 million into a nuclear fusion investment fund, the first of its kind outside the US.
Just a few short days ago, the Department of Energy announced that the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions had fallen by 3.5% last year – due in large part to a new record for renewable energy generation, such as wind and solar, which now powers more than 50% of the UK’s electricity supply.
Wood shares have plummeted further after a review of contracts from prior years identified "material weaknesses and failures" in the financial culture of the Aberdeen-headquartered firm, the company has revealed.