Ministers failing to make progress on cutting emissions, watchdog’s chief warns
The Scottish Government is failing to make urgent progress to meet its goals on reducing emissions, an environmental watchdog has said.
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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.
Renewables rollout making UK electricity supply ‘more British’, analysis finds
The UK's rollout of wind and solar power over the last decade has made its electricity supply "more British", with significantly less reliance on imported gas, analysis has found.
Wood secures $11m Iraq contract from TotalEnergies
Aberdeen's Wood Group has secured two engineering and procurement contracts worth $11 million (£8.3m) from a TotalEnergies subsidiary relating to an Iraq gas project.
‘Challenging pace of the energy transition’ hits Aberdeen manufacturing
The “challenging pace of the energy transition” and accelerated “decline of traditional North Sea activity” are taking their toll on Aberdeen manufacturers, business leaders have said.
EVOL: Courting wood, grid zombies and Easter wake loss
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Power Moves: EET Fuels’ new chief information officer
Prashant Janaswamy has been appointed as the chief information officer at Essar Energy Transition’s EET Fuels.
Former Wood Group director slams ‘screw up’ of perfectly good business
Downfall is result of 'very poor judgement' at the highest levels, according to former head of Wood group's engineering division, Mike Straughen.
Dr. Kerry-Ann Adamson-Morland is championing innovation and connection at All-Energy 2025
When it comes to shaping the future of hydrogen and low-carbon energy, few voices carry more weight than Dr. Kerry-Ann Adamson-Morland. With over 25 years of industry experience, she’s a globally respected innovator, intrapreneur, and entrepreneur whose work has spanned the entire hydrogen value chain.
Question time for North Sea debate events launched
The trade body representing the offshore energy industry including the oil and gas sector has launched a series of debate events across the UK.
Energy transition hub launched to help Scottish companies enter UAE
Scottish Enterprise has announced plans to establish an energy transition hub in Abu Dhabi to help Scottish companies enter the United Arab Emirate’s clean energy sector.
Trump tariff oil price slump ‘painful but not causing injury’ to North Sea operators
The fall in global oil prices caused by uncertainty around US trade tariffs is currently "painful but not causing injury" for North Sea operators, according to an analyst.
Major shareholder revolt against BP chairman amid climate clash
Outgoing BP chairman Helge Lund received a near 25% vote against his reelection at the UK oil major's annual general meeting in a shareholder revolt.
‘Critical’ Greenlink connects the UK and Ireland
The Greenlink interconnector between Wales and Ireland has come online, doubling capacity to one gigawatt.
OEG bags East Anglia Three vessel contract
ScottishPower Renewables has awarded a charter agreement to Aberdeen-headquartered OEG Group to help develop the East Anglia Three offshore wind farm.
Shell and Equinor announce headquarters for North Sea joint venture
North Sea operators Shell and Equinor have announced the location of the Aberdeen headquarters for their UK independent joint venture.
Wood bargain Sidara sale process extended
A £240 million bid to buy Aberdeen's Wood Group has been extended as a deadline was due to be reached Thursday.
SPE Offshore Europe starts countdown to event in Aberdeen
The success of the upcoming Offshore Europe event in Aberdeen will be a barometer for the industry as it navigates a “turbulent, interesting but difficult” period.
Business group plea for Statera Kintore hydrogen plan
Calls to support Statera's 3GW hydrogen production scheme in the north east of Scotland have been made as councillors prepare to decide its fate.
Lower gas reserves expected this winter as UK’s largest storage facility halts injection
Centrica has stopped injecting natural gas into the Rough facility in the North Sea as it awaits clarity over regulatory support for hydrogen redevelopment.
Humber carbon emitter wants government signal on Viking CCS
Power company VPI has called for clarity to progress the Viking carbon capture and storage (CCS) project and help drive the future of heavy industries in the Humber.
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.
Algae to create 100 new jobs for oil workers in Grangemouth
Plans have been submitted to increase algae production at Grangemouth in a move that could create 100 new jobs.
Wake loss could cost Equinor and Orsted up to £363m from North Sea wind farms
Equinor and Orsted have warned that the effects of wake loss on their projects could cost them up to £363 million in lost revenues.
‘The end of an era’: Shell Aberdeen HQ demolition short film
Shell's iconic Tullos HQ has dominated the Aberdeen skyline for decades, and as demolition wrapped up at the site, a short film was produced to document the process.