AWPR contractors could face Holyrood grilling
Calls have been made for the contractors of the Aberdeen bypass to appear before Holyrood to explain the delays.
Calls have been made for the contractors of the Aberdeen bypass to appear before Holyrood to explain the delays.
Strong deals activity in the North Sea is driving growth for the specialist oil and gas team at Scotland’s largest law firm.
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has brought together an impressive line-up of speakers for its two-day Annual Seminar in The Hague, on November 28-29, 2018.
Does the fear of pipeline leaks and ruptures keep you awake at night? You don’t need us to tell you that the impact of pipeline corrosion, cracks and leaks can be significant. The operational costs due to shutdown and repair, and the lost profit and liability costs associated with pipeline rupture can surpass millions of dollars.
The UK's offshore wind power capacity is set to nearly double over the next decade, as a result of a new government initiative, according to the industry.
The UK's world-leading climate legislation is not currently "driving the kind of progress we need" on cutting carbon, environmental lawyers have said.
Aberdeen is seeing an increase in mergers and acquisitions activity as confidence returns to the offshore energy sector, according to Grant Thornton.
The end of October was a busy spell in the world of data protection and privacy law. Facebook was fined £500,000 for data sharing with app developers in a way that wasn't transparent and secure. Morrisons was found liable in a group action raised by employees after a rogue employee stole employee data. However, controversially, the even bigger news was the speech by Apple's Chief Executive Tim Cook, praising the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and called for a US equivalent.