Fyne news: Oil field project hits key regulatory milestone
The Fyne oil field, which is being developed by Rapid Oil, Ping Petroleum and Hibiscus Petroleum, has moved from the assessment phase into the authorisation phase.
The Fyne oil field, which is being developed by Rapid Oil, Ping Petroleum and Hibiscus Petroleum, has moved from the assessment phase into the authorisation phase.
By Michael BehrInvestors in French oil major TotalEnergies (LON: TTE) will call for the division of the role of CEO and chairperson of the company, claiming this could speed up its transition towards clean energy.
First-of-its kind case leads to landmark climate ruling, which is likely to have ramifications across Europe.
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.
AFC Energy’s chairman today tackled Brexit uncertainty and responded to shareholders’ stock worry.
Amec Foster Wheeler has won a deal to help revamp a complex underground gas network.
The University of Aberdeen and Robert Gordon University are offering up seven free places to study for an MSc in Oil and Gas Innovation.
Norway's sovereign wealth fund has banned Cairn Energy and Kosmos Energy from its portfolio due to their business in the disputed territory of West Sahara.
Norwegian industrial group Bandak said it has filed for bankruptcy with the loss of 92 positions from the company.
PGNiG has confirmed it will launch its new global LNG trading desk in London in the wake of the UK’s historic Brexit vote.
UKOG made a loss of £1.26million, according to its latest financial update. However, the operator said it was perfectly poised to leverage the UK's onshore potential.
Det Norske is to make up to 12 staff members redundant while 50 contractor positions could go by the end of the year.
The Business Secretary will on Tuesday chair the first meeting of business leaders since the EU Referendum result.
French oil services company Technip said there was no reason for Britain's exit from the European Union to impact its merger with FMC Technologies - including plans for London to be the legal headquarters of the new group.
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One in four business leaders plan to freeze recruitment in the wake of the referendum result and some are considering moving work abroad, a new study has revealed.
Chancellor George Osborne will move to try to calm market turmoil triggered by the pro-Brexit vote as Boris Johnson broke cover in a bid to start healing Tory wounds ripped open by the bitter referendum battle.
Boris Johnson and Theresa May are leading a pack of at least 10 senior Conservatives tipped to be contenders in the battle to succeed David Cameron.
Nicola Sturgeon has warned she would consider asking Holyrood to block the UK’s departure from Europe if MSPs are required to give formal backing for Brexit.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised an “all-embracing and strategic partnership” with China during a visit to Beijing that takes place against the background of a drop in trade and lingering mistrust.
The managing director of Score Europe said industry must "rise to the challenge" and "pull together" after the UK voted by a narrow margin to leave the European Union.
The chairman of Balmoral Group Jimmy Milne said the UK's economy is "robust enough" to hold its own in the world market, after the country voted by a close margin to exit the European Union.
Industry leader Sir Ian Wood has urged for businesses to "remain calm" after the UK voted by a narrow margin to leave the European Union.
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