MOL Group subsidiary snaps up Eni’s Adriatic offshore gas fields
Budapest-based MOL Group has today announced an agreement to buy Eni Croatia BV.
Budapest-based MOL Group has today announced an agreement to buy Eni Croatia BV.
Shell has agreed to sell off its interests in two oil fields to Norwegian firm OKEA for £442 million.
Some Scottish Government departments could see funding fall by almost 10% over the lifetime this parliament, a think tank has warned.
Shell said today that it had completed the sale of its 15% shareholding in Malaysia LNG Tiga (MLNG Tiga) for $750 million.
Well intervention start-up Wellpro Group expects to create seven jobs in its first year of trading.
A trio of training providers have found space for more than 100 engineering apprentices who were left stranded by the closure of an Aberdeen organisation.
It’s no surprise to hear that being within the legs which hold up massive North Sea platforms can be an “intimidating environment to work in”.
Petrochemical firm Ineos has lost out in its Court of Session case against the Scottish Government's high profile 'fracking ban'.
Work is finally under way to remove an unexploded device located near a North Sea oil platform.
Serica Energy has taken another step in its quest to develop the Columbus field in the central North Sea.
Houston firm Gate Energy has won the commissioning contract for Shell's Vito development in the Gulf of Mexico.
Ukraine and Russia have clashed again, with Naftogaz serving Gazprom with an order to freeze assets in England and Wales.
Iran put itself on a collision course with Saudi Arabia at this week’s OPEC meeting, rejecting a potential compromise that would see a small oil-production increase to appease energy consumers.
Carl Icahn’s takeover of SandRidge Energy Inc.’s board means the shale gas explorer’s days are likely numbered.
Helicopter firm Babcock has confirmed that a Sikorsky S-92 en route offshore had to conduct a direct about turn to return to Aberdeen Airport.
Saudi Arabia’s plan to halt the oil-price rally could hurt its economy, depriving the kingdom of billions of dollars in income that it needs more than many other OPEC members.
A new subsea technology project has received substantial backing by the Oil and Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) and three unspecified North Sea operators.
Contractor Akofs Offshore will provide well intervention services for Equinor as part of a five-year deal worth about £275 million.
Two Japanese firms have agreed to buy 50% of Akofs Offshore from Norwegian oil service investor Akastor for $142.5 million.
The new owners of Expro are fully behind the firm’s plans to invest in growth, one of the international oilfield service company’s bosses said yesterday.
“Infuriated” workers on three of Total E&P UK’s North Sea platforms have launched a ballot on industrial action.
A leading north-east politician has claimed that more UK Government investment is needed for oil and gas exploration.
The Oil and Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) will give evidence to an inquiry into the future of the sector in Aberdeen next week.
High numbers of retiring staff and lack of access to skilled labour as a result of Brexit are key challenges facing the energy sector, according to a think tank.
Hague and London Oil (HALO) has announced the potential acquisition of a “significant” North Sea development.