Demand going ‘up and up’ for Unity
A north-east well integrity specialist is finding strength in union.
A north-east well integrity specialist is finding strength in union.
With the largest fleet of hydrogen buses in Europe and the UK’s first integrated hydrogen generation and bus refuelling station, Aberdeen is at the forefront of several exciting hydrogen projects.
Plans are under way to build a development with more than 100 houses on the outskirts of the city.
One of the country’s most respected regeneration tsars has warned Aberdeen should not become complacent following millions of pounds worth of investment in the city.
An investigation has been launched after a substance which can cause suffocation was found in an offshore diver’s breathing gas.
The Oil and Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) has launched the third year of its “pioneer” start-up programme with Norwegian operator Equinor joining as a partner.
Aker Solutions has warned that revenue and earnings are expected to dip next year as it fights for work in a “very competitive market”.
“We attract the best employees and help them learn, grow and realise their dreams through mentoring and other career development assistance,” Aker Solutions says on its website.
Offshore services firm Bilfinger Salamis has made two appointments to oversee plans to double the size of its UK inspection business.
Aberdeen’s only five-star visitor attraction has appointed its new chief executive to lead a redeveloped £6 million facility due to open next year.
A man who murdered an Aberdeen oil worker is to appeal his jail term.
Aberdeen-headquartered EnerMech has appointed a new Americas chief as it seeks to double headcount and turnover in the region.
Helicopter operator Babcock has said “continued commercial pressures” saw its UK offshore oil and gas business swing to a loss last year.
Fledgling energy services company Vulcan Completion Products (VCP) has grown its Aberdeenshire office footprint after winning new work worth about £12 million this year.
New figures show support services for the oil and gas industry are leading Scotland's marine economy.
We are seeing a significant increase in the rate of transition from a high-carbon to low-carbon energy system.
The total sum of cash earmarked for infrastructure projects in and around Aberdeen between now and 2030 has rocketed by £1.7 billion to more than £10bn during the past year, new figures show.
Within central Scotland, financial technology, or FinTech, is seeing a surge of growth, with new enterprises launching, international firms moving to Scotland and established technology firms developing new FinTech products.
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm Wood has won a £16.2million for work at chemical manufacturing sites in Louisiana and Mississippi.
EnerMech co-founder Doug Duguid has returned as chief executive of the firm after the incumbent boss had to step down.
An Aberdeen software developer is toasting business growth of 30% after completing a major project for Oceaneering.
French energy giant Total has said a new tool developed in Aberdeen represents a “significant opportunity” to slash its $14.3bn (£11.6bn) global decommissioning bill.
A chronic shortage of specialist teachers is preventing some north-east pupils from taking the Stem (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects they are passionate about.
A senior economist at one of the world’s biggest professional services firms will visit Aberdeen next week to help north-east firms navigate Brexit.
One of the world’s “Big Four” professional services firms is to move its Aberdeen business from the west end into prestigious new offices in the heart of the city.