Brent and Ninian North Sea fields back up and running
Production has restarted at two North Sea fileds after pipework repairs at the connected Sullom Voe Terminal on Shetland.
Production has restarted at two North Sea fileds after pipework repairs at the connected Sullom Voe Terminal on Shetland.
Aker BP has reported increased profits and production in 2018 with the firm seeing £118 million earnings for the first quarter.
Africa and South America focused oil firm Kosmos Energy has reported a £37 million loss for the first quarter of 2018.
A North Sea operator and an Aberdeen-based engineering firm have reported fraudulent recruitment emails going out in their names.
Total SA, the only Western energy major investing in Iran, will lose its stake in the South Pars natural gas field to its Chinese partner if the Paris-based company withdraws from the country, the head of National Iranian Oil Co. said.
A man has been airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (ARI) from an offshore platform.
Unite workers on the Mariner platform have overwhelmingly rejected a pay offer from Aker Solutions aimed at ending an ongoing dispute.
Four mine hunters left their north-east berth at the weekend as they set sail for a new operation clearing explosives from the Baltic seabed.
Aberdeen-based Eserve believes it will make a lasting difference to the oil sector after coming up with a tool which has been described as “the Spotify of asset surveying”.
Cost cutting has ground to a halt among mid-cap international exploration and production (E&P) companies, but balance sheets have strengthened on the back of rising cashflows, a new report shows.
Oil firm Total has confirmed plans to shed over 50 more Aberdeen jobs.
The shutdown of oil pipelines at the Sullom Voe terminal in Shetland will only be a “mild irritant” to operators, according to a leading petro-economist.
The First Minister has been questioned on the Scottish Government’s support of offshore safety following a series of reports outlining concerns.
Aberdeen-based communications specialist Arrowdawn has reported contract wins worth £330,000 in the last three months.
Two major pipelines connecting North Sea fields to the Sullom Voe Terminal on Shetland have been shut down after a “minor fault” was discovered.
Scotland’s energy sector must take heed of cyber-attacks on oil and nuclear facilities in Ukraine, Iran and Saudi Arabia, according to a top detective.
Energy giant Statoil has said its next generation of oil and gas projects will have a reduced level of CO2 emissions.
BP Plc is weighing an acquisition of some of BHP Billiton Ltd.’s energy assets as the British oil major seeks more U.S. shale, according to people familiar with the matter.
Would you leave your well-paid job to follow your passion? Two former oil and gas workers, Gillian Craig and Graeme Masson, left their secure positions in the midst of the oil downturn to re-train in hypnotherapy – and neither would go back.
Oil headed for a weekly gain as Iran called for the U.S. to comply with commitments it made under a 2015 nuclear deal that lifted punishing sanctions on OPEC’s third-largest producer.
Time is running out toapply for one of the most prestigious award ceremonies in the Scottish business calendar.
Statoil has started mobilising its staff of up to 2,400 people who will eventually start-up the Johan Sverdrup field.
An oil and gas accountancy firm has made a multi-million pound investment in new offices in anticipation of growth.
N-Sea has received a contract worth over £5million to clear unexploded WW2 bombs to make way for an electricity cable between the UK and the Netherlands.
Shearwater Geoservices has landed a deal to carry out 3D surveying for Premier Oil’s Tolmount field.