Shortlist for Offshore Achievement Awards revealed
A host of north-east companies are in the running for this year’s Offshore Achievement Awards.
A host of north-east companies are in the running for this year’s Offshore Achievement Awards.
French oil and gas major Total has started the charge towards investment into UK shale gas developments after agreeing to spend more than £28million on two licences in England.
Aberdeen-based oil and gas engineering consultancy PD&MS Energy is expanding following its third major contract with BP in the past twelve months.
Africa-focused Tullow Oil surged to the top of the FTSE 100 risers board amid speculation that the exploration firm could be a bid target for Norway’s Statoil.
The violent protests in Iraq last year which forced Baker Hughes to suspend operations in the country cost the US oil firm almost £50million, it has emerged.
South-America focused President Energy has been granted the option to farm-in a new prospect in the Chaco region of Paraguay.
2014 could prove a pivotal year for North Sea investment after record support for the UK continental shelf over the last 12 months, according to an leading industry review.
Mediterranean-focused Sound Oil today announced production at its onshore Rapagnano field was 15% above budget in 2013.
Aberdeen-based offshore specialist access company AquaTerra Solutions has appointed Alan Ewan as its new operations manager.
US oil major Chevron has warned it expects fourth quarter profits to be lower than anticipated after seeing production drops during the last three months.
Three men have been arrested in Dubai in connection with the disappearance of a British businessman of Iranian origin who is feared to have been abducted and murdered.
An Aberdeen woman has set her sights on assisting smaller energy companies in the area after breaking away from oil majors.
North-east specialist marine equipment firm Motive Offshore has invested £30,000 in new office facilities in Aberdeen and Stavanger.
Statoil, together with its partners at the Kristin gas export project off Norway, has terminated the venture after judging it uneconomical.
Dana Petroleum is to continue its push into North Africa after securing new exploration sites in the Egyptian desert.
Turkmenistan-focused exploration company Dragon Oil has successfully completed drilling of two wells off the country’s shores to close the year on a production high.
Well intervention firm Interwell has completed a multi-well Christmas tree removal and replacement job for Statoil.
North-east offshore accommodation specialist Arcadion has appointed three new directors.
International oil and gas facility provider Petrofac has won a five-year umbrella design and engineering services contract in Malaysia.
Oil exports from Kurdistan are set to begin by the end of this month, the Iraqi region's government has confirmed.
Opportunities that north-east pupils have to learn about careers in the oil and gas industry must be extended across Scotland, according to the Youth Employment Minister Angela Constance.
Energy Minister Fergus Ewing said the two countries could play a key role in Europe’s increasingly integrated energy market, building on established expertise in both the renewables and oil and gas sectors.
In our exclusive interview editor of Energy Jeremy Cresswell runs through the major upstream and downstream developments of 2013 - and considers their impact on the UK industry in the upcoming months.
More than 100 people remain evacuated from their homes in New Brunswick after the latest oil train derailment to hit the industry.
Production has resumed again from Europe's only LNG plant after being closed at the weekend due to a gas leak.