Total to shed 50 more Aberdeen jobs
Oil firm Total has confirmed plans to shed over 50 more Aberdeen jobs.
Pipeline shutdown will only be ‘mild irritant’, says Kemp
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.
First Minister questioned on offshore safety following series of reports
The First Minister has been questioned on the Scottish Government’s support of offshore safety following a series of reports outlining concerns.
Arrowdawn wins £330,000 contracts to upgrade oil platforms
Aberdeen-based communications specialist Arrowdawn has reported contract wins worth £330,000 in the last three months.
Production ceased at North Sea platforms after fault at major pipelines
Two major pipelines connecting North Sea fields to the Sullom Voe Terminal on Shetland have been shut down after a “minor fault” was discovered.
Lord provost only UK politician at OTC
Aberdeen’s Lord Provost Barney Crockett was the only British politician to attend a major oil and gas conference in America this week.
Take heed of international cyber-attacks, warns detective
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.
£1.8billion wind farm project sold to EDF Renewables
Scotland’s largest in-development offshore wind farm has been sold by its Irish owner to French energy giant EDF. The £1.8 billion Neart Na Gaoithe (NNG) array off Fife Ness is one of the largest ever to be brought forward in Scotland and physical construction of the array is due to begin imminently.
Paradigm nets contracts worth £7million in Houston
Aberdeenshire firm Paradigm Flow Services' Houston operation has won contracts worth £7million in the last year and secured a move to new, larger premises in the Texan city.
Statoil commits to lower C02 emissions, ahead of Equinor rebrand
Energy giant Statoil has said its next generation of oil and gas projects will have a reduced level of CO2 emissions.
BP considers buying some of BHP’s US energy assets
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.
Glasgow heat firm eyes Aberdeen energy sources
Aberdeen’s rivers and seas are being eyed up by a Scottish renewable’s company as a lucrative energy resource.
Life after oil: Pair trade energy sector for hypnotherapy
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 set for weekly gain as Iran gibes U.S. before Trump decision
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.
Subsea oil and gas sector ‘recovering’
The subsea oil and gas sector will make a “strong” recovery if companies can “hang on for the ride” for another two to three years, a finance expert said yesterday.
New ‘buzz’ at offshore conference
A hectic week of exhibiting, networking, negotiating and golfing has come to a close in Texas for a host of north-east energy industry leaders.
Skills for safer future, 30 years since Piper Alpha
It’s almost 30 years since the Piper Alpha disaster shocked the world; the devastating events on July 6, 1988 will never be forgotten. In the wake of the incident, the oil and gas industry collectively vowed to do everything it could to protect the safety of its people and prevent a cataclysm like this from ever happening in the future.
Show me the money (again)
Spring has finally sprung, bringing with it some renewed vigour across all markets and especially in oil and gas.
Still time to strike gold at Energy Voice awards
Time is running out toapply for one of the most prestigious award ceremonies in the Scottish business calendar.
Areg – celebrating 15 years
The north-east has always been well positioned to capitalise on the emerging renewable energy market, with our decades of experience of working in oil and gas.
Wireless technology gets smart
Can you remember life without your smart phone? Do you remember the days when you had to get behind a desk, log in and dial up to access the wealth of information on the internet?
Fatigue – the silent killer
Fatigue is more than just tiredness. In the workplace it is a potential hazard – one that employers should proactively strive to manage. The first step to tackling this growing issue is understanding exactly what it is.
BiFab – frustrated UK ambition
That the BiFab yard has been rescued from oblivion is good news; that the arm which reached out is Canadian is good news, too.