Miliband hits back at Farage over ‘nonsense and lies’ about net zero
Ed Miliband has accused Nigel Farage of peddling "nonsense and lies" by appearing to blame the Government's commitment to net zero for the crisis in the UK steel industry.
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Superdielectrics spies £60m for domestic energy storage, possible IPO
The start-up has partnered with E.ON to develop energy storage technology that will lower customer bills.
Aberdeen’s Reftrade UK and Environstore snapped up in multi-million pound deal
Offshore shipping containers firm Cargostore Worldwide has acquired a duo of Aberdeen businesses in a multi-million pound deal.
Meet the All-Energy 2025 Ambassadors: Lesley McNeil, Muirhall Energy
The UK’s leading clean energy event returns to the SEC this May for two days of networking, connections, and uninterrupted business with the renewable energy community.
In an uncertain world, you need a forward-thinking recruitment partner
The energy industry is gripped by uncertainty. Market volatility, energy security, shifting geopolitics and pressure to expand into cleaner energy are forcing companies to rethink their focus. That includes planning for tomorrow’s workforce.
Building a ‘digital twin’ of your asset can power your future
As the world shifts towards renewable resources and sustainable practices, energy companies must adapt their operations to remain compliant and competitive. Aize embraces this transformation by offering solutions that improve safety, efficiency and decision-making within the industry.
ScotWind and Intog to bring £96.1bn investment to offshore wind sector
ScotWind and the Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas (Intog) leasing round will deliver nearly £100 billion in offshore wind investment, Crown Estate Scotland (CES) has claimed.
Trump’s Trade war: One possible silver lining
As the US launches tariffs on a global scale, a former British diplomat argues that the UK can leverage oil production to win favour with Trump.
Aberdeenshire firm Blaze lands Baltic Sea substation job
Blaze Manufacturing Solutions has won "significant" contracts to provide fire alarm and extinguishing systems for offshore substations in the Baltic Sea.
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‘Days of painful masks are over’: Mask Logic wins £720K for 3D scan respirator
A face mask that uses 3D scanning technology to create a personalised fit, reducing pain and discomfort, has been launched by a Scottish firm.
Miliband broaches talks with Centrica to extend Rough beyond 2030
The UK's energy secretary Ed Miliband met with Centrica executives this month to discuss the future of the UK’s largest gas storage facility.
Reservoir Group’s smarter, more cost effective approach to well data collection
Leading services company Reservoir Group has found an innovative solution during coil tubing operations that promises to save operators time and money.
Chancellor ‘neglecting’ energy to become defence ‘superpower’
Backers of the Acorn flagship carbon capture and storage (CCS) project and other clean energy advisers have renewed calls for government support as Chancellor Rachel Reeves shifted focus – and investment – towards boosting UK defence spending in her spring statement.
BP makes first divestment of target $20bn asset sale
Energy firm BP has sold a stake worth $1 billion (£733m) in the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) to Apollo as part of the first tranche of a $20bn asset sale target.
Hydrasun awards contracts for BP Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub
Aberdeen-based Hydrasun has awarded three contracts for major equipment packages for the BP Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub in what has been hailed as a "significant milestone" for the flagship project.
Register now for the Fifth Annual North Sea Decarbonisation Conference
Explore the North Sea's pivotal decarbonisation journey and what the future holds at the two-day event.
JMSL: A full-service provider on the global stage
Over the past two decades JMSL has become a dynamic force in the energy sector. The company, founded in 2003, built its reputation in energy industry recruitment, delivering skilled resources both to the UK’s oil and gas sector and major projects abroad.
The key to realising floating wind potential
Building GW scale fixed and floating wind projects is a massive technical and commercial challenge with once-in-a-generation potential to transform the economies of coastal communities throughout the UK.
Market dynamics drive focus on existing buildings
Steve Judge, founder and managing director of Space Solutions, explains a growing trend in commercial property.
Aberdeen firm Subsea Supplies eyes growth after hitting £10million milestone
Aberdeen-based Subsea Supplies is celebrating its 25th anniversary after a record-breaking financial year, where turnover hit £10million.
Make electricity cheaper and capture carbon: CCC
The latest advice to government from the Climate Change Committee (CCC) has recommended that the UK cuts its greenhouse gas emissions by 87% by 2040 - with a third of the reductions coming from household action.
Why sub-surface gas storage will be key to Scotland’s hydrogen ambitions
With green hydrogen a major element in Scotland’s net zero plans, we need to find ways to store it safely and economically, says Martin Wright, founder and executive chairman of Gravitricity.
Swinney pledges extra £25m for Grangemouth and calls for matched funding
Scotland's First Minister said the Labour government must "do what it said it would do before the election".
What does the future hold for subsea pipeline tie-ins?
As the global energy sector evolves to meet increasing demand and security of supply, subsea pipeline tie-ins have become a critical component of offshore infrastructure development.