Oilfield services giant SLB has no plans to exit Russia
Oilfield services giant SLB (NYSE: SLB) has no plans to exit Russia, its CEO has said, two years after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
Oilfield services giant SLB (NYSE: SLB) has no plans to exit Russia, its CEO has said, two years after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
By Allister ThomasA senior Tory MP has warned that the renewal of Trident could lend succour to the SNP and “prove instrumental in the Union’s undoing”.
Scottish Energy Minister Paul Wheelhouse has called for urgent talks with the UK Government following Theresa May’s decision to axe the Department of Energy and Climate Change at Whitehall.
ABB has won a contract worth more than $30million for Norway's transmission operator Statnett for two substations.
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) said it has carried out four successful ROV (remotely operated underwater vehicle) dives and has acquired depth data near the Voring Spur in the western Norwegian Sea.
Akastor’s finances and employee count are both down as continues to battle “weak market conditions”.
Europa Oil & Gas has awarded a total of 3,560,000 options to buy ordinary shares of 1p each in the company.
Europa Oil & Gas has beefed-up its portfolio with four new licences offshore Ireland.
Britons won’t have to worry about staying warm this winter and they have Norway to thank.
A Norwegian district court has ruled a group of oil workers are entitled to an extra month’s pay, after they were terminated by email.
Industri Energy said it plans to boycott Bibby Offshore this summer over alleged arguments around “social dumping”.
Subsidies promised to Electricite de France SA by the U.K. for power generated from the Hinkley Point C nuclear station are projected to reach £37billion ($48billion), more than twice the estimate made a year ago, according to data published on a government website Thursday.
Industri Energi has blasted a union deal, which averted the threat of a second strike in the space of one week.
Vladimir Putin’s government is considering shifting the burden of oil taxes from the point of export to the point of extraction, a move that would eliminate the benefit of duty-free supplies enjoyed by neighboring Belarus and Kazakhstan, according to two officials familiar with the matter.
Faroe Petroleum has been awarded a new licence under Ireland's 2015 Atlantic Margin Licensing Round.
ALTUS Intervention has landed a 10 year deal with Statoil.
Norwegian crunch talks held late into the night managed to avert the second threat of a mass walkout in one week.
A row has erupted over Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson’s pledge to ensure the north-east is at the front of the queue for future UK investment in energy research.
Britain’s powerhouse services sector slipped back last month as Brexit uncertainty intensified in the weeks leading up to Britain’s referendum on the European Union.
Petroneft has achieved record production after completing its three well initial development programme on the southern extension of Arbuzovskoye in Licence 61.
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has approved two licence extensions and three licence conversions for UK Oil & Gas (UKOG).
SAFE union has warned more than 600 workers could go on strike later this week if an agreement is not reached with the Norwegian Oil Industry Association (NOIA).
Worse is to come for equity markets after the U.K.’s vote to exit the European Union, according to the tactical asset allocation unit of Norway’s largest listed life insurer, Storebrand ASA.
Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom has launched her bid for the Tory crown by declaring she will give Britain its freedom back.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called for more government support as research found a decline in business confidence in the months before the EU referendum vote.
Hundreds of Norwegian oil workers have narrowly avoided going on strike after agreeing to an 11th hour pay deal.