Aberdeen firm invests £750,000 in new Houston office
An Aberdeen-based energy services firm has opened a new office in Houston to meet growing demand in the US.
An Aberdeen-based energy services firm has opened a new office in Houston to meet growing demand in the US.
Pupils from the Robert Gordon’s College in Aberdeen have won a national engineering challenge.
London-headquartered Echo Energy has started drilling a third exploration well in a back-to-back campaign of four wells in Argentina.
The federal agency now charged with overseeing cybersecurity for U.S. pipelines is ill equipped to do the job, say two top regulators who want the role given to the Energy Department.
Oil extended declines as Russia was said to increase output before it meets with OPEC, adding to signs that a global coalition of producers is unwinding a pact to restrain supply.
A new extension deal has been struck by partners Total, Sonatrach and Repsol to extend the drilling and development of the Tin Fouyé Tabankort (TFT) gas and condensate field in Algeria.
An oil and gas producer focused on the former Soviet republic of Georgia has been admitted to trading on the alternative investment market in London.
Oil field service firm Subsea 7 said today that it had clinched a contract worth tens of millions of pounds for Shell’s Penguins field redevelopment in the North Sea.
An electrical and instrumentation (E&I) designer for the oil industry, who is part of the Aberdeen FC ladies team, is setting new goals on and off the pitch.
Foreign investment in Scotland is at a 10-year high thanks to huge projects like Equinor’s Mariner.
A Piper Alpha hero who helped save scores of men from the burning platform has died.
South-America-focused Echo Energy said today that its new well in Argentina had strengthened the commercial case for a field development.
A hedge fund run by a former associate of billionaire John Fredriksen has gained 69 percent in two years betting on shunned oil-related assets -- and it’s not nearly done exploiting the recovery.
With the ONS Innovation Awards 2018 fast approaching, executive director of the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) and panel judge at this year’s event, Gordon Ballard caught up with Energy Voice to discuss what he hopes to see in Stavanger, Norway.
Bosses at Jersey Oil and Gas are targeting the acquisition of North Sea production assets as the firm’s activity in the basin ramps up.
Oil rig workers will get the opportunity to pay their respects to those who perished in the Piper Alpha disaster thanks to a live video link provided by a safety group.
Oil and gas stalwart Deirdre Michie is being recognised as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours for her services to the industry.
Drilling activity increased slightly in the Permian Basin this week while the overall U.S. rig count remained steady.
Scotland’s biggest trade delegation from Africa arrives in Aberdeen next week.
The City regulator has finalised controversial new listing rules that could pave the way for a two trillion £1.5 trillion London flotation of Saudi Aramco.
This month’s packed geopolitical calendar has another key date -- a meeting between Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, and Mohammed bin Salman, the powerful Saudi crown prince.
Dundee-headquartered manufacturing business Pryme Group has snapped up a UK oil field equipment company for an initial £1.1 million.
North-east energy service company Ramco said yesterday a new £7.5 million-a-year deal with Norwegian energy giant Equinor had secured the jobs of 70 workers.
A Scottish centre of expertise for sensor and imaging technology and an English university spinout have teamed up to tackle a problem costing the UK oil and gas industry billions of pounds a year.
Equinor said today that its new North Sea oil discovery could contain up to 35 million barrels of oil.