‘Great sense of purpose’ for Atlas Knowledge after ‘hard restructuring’
The CEO of Aberdeen’s Atlas Knowledge has said he is filled with a “great sense of purpose” for the future following a tough period of restructuring.
The CEO of Aberdeen’s Atlas Knowledge has said he is filled with a “great sense of purpose” for the future following a tough period of restructuring.
When the oil and gas industry could no longer provide job security, a husband and wife team looked for a new career, driving them to launch the north-east’s first salt cave.
Oil in London headed for a second weekly decline as investors tried to gauge whether OPEC and its allies will ease production caps at what’s set to be a contentious meeting next week.
Dutch energy services firm Fugro has won two new ROV contracts with Petrobras in Brazil.
Oil loadings at two major terminals in Libya have been halted due to armed clashes in the area.
Baker Hughes, a GE Company (BHGE) today announced a contract to supply turbomachinery equipment for the expansion of Cheniere’s liquified natural gas (LNG) facility in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said it’s “inevitable” that OPEC and its allies will agree to boost oil output gradually, giving the most definitive signal yet that the cartel will alleviate high prices for consumers.
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has today announced consent for the ConocoPhillips-operated North Sea installation Ekofisk to begin water injection in a bid to increase oil production.
Mongolian oil explorer Petro Matad has raised £13.7 million through the placing of 136m shares.
Two of Asia’s largest crude buyers are considering teaming up to buy U.S. supplies and counter OPEC’s dominance in the world’s biggest oil market.
Come for the football, stay for the oil diplomacy.
Scottish oil firm Cairn Energy said today that it had struck a deal with Azinor Catalyst to farm into North Sea assets.
Reabold Resources has snapped up Gaelic Resources, paving the way for it to get involved in Californian oil and gas leases.
The Offshore Contractor’s Association (OCA) has made a fresh pay offer to workers after an initial rejection earlier this year.
Cluff Natural Resources (CLNR) has been warned it could lose two North Sea licenses if it continues to struggle to find a partner for them.
Petrofac's John Pearson believes the digital transition can better the life of those working in oil and gas by offering "a whole world" of new jobs.
BP’s group chief economist, Spencer Dale, led a subdued statistical review yesterday as emissions grew and the power sector saw no improvement in circumstances.
Japanese firm Itochu is planning to sell its stakes in two North Sea developments, according to a news report.
TechnipFMC and DOF Subsea's Skandi Recife vessel has kicked off its eight-year charter with Petrobras in the Campos, Santos and Espírito Santo basins.
Sir Ian Wood has warned that the industry will “need to do something dramatic” if it hopes to recover the 20billion barrels of oil remaining in the North Sea.
Bosses at Aberdeen harbour said oil and gas remained at the heart of their strategy despite continued efforts to connect with new customers and markets.
Oil and Gas UK has said the industry is potentially facing a staff shortage as activity grows in the North Sea.
Upland Resources has announced plans to raise £3million to help pay for the costs of drilling a 250million barrel prospect in the Moray Firth.
The aviation partnership operating at Scatsta airport has said they are not expecting any immediate changes to the set-up at the north mainland airport after BP confirmed that it is pulling out.
ExxonMobil said today that development drilling had kicked off on the Liza Phase 1 development offshore Guyana.