Jim Ratcliffe, Ineos majority owner and UK’s richest person, moves to Monaco
It’s official: Jim Ratcliffe, the UK's richest person and majority owner of chemicals giant Ineos, is now a Monaco resident.
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Investment decision delayed on west of Shetland gas project, Ineos says
Total has put off making a final investment decision (FID) on its Glendronach gas discovery until next year, project partner Ineos has said.
Ineos North Sea bosses optimistic despite profits plunge
Bosses at Ineos’ North Sea oil and gas business have vowed to keep “pursuing growth opportunities” despite a 95% profits plunge in 2019.
BP to sell petrochemicals business to Ineos for £4bn
One of the UK's largest private companies has struck a five billion dollar (£4 billion) deal to buy a wing of BP that had fallen out of favour at the oil giant.
UK approves decom plans for Ineos-operated field
The UK Government has approved Ineos' decommissioning programme for its Cavendish platform.
Bilfinger UK confirms more than 150 furloughed workers face redundancy
More than 150 workers at Bilfinger UK could face the axe as the company confirmed it has begun redundancy consultation for staff currently on the Covid-19 furlough scheme.
Forties pipeline shutdown postponed until next year
Ineos has extended the postponement of its shut down of the Forties Pipeline System until next year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
IOG: Oil’s freefall shouldn’t mean ‘pit of lowest price bidding’ for North Sea
The North Sea should not run “into a pit of lowest price bidding” just because the supply chain is stressed with the oil price drop, according to the chief operating officer of Independent Oil and Gas (IOG).
Forties delay could increase summer North Sea production to three million bpd, Rystad finds
The delayed shutdown of the Forties Pipeline System could increase North Sea production to around three million barrels per day (bpd), according to an energy research firm.
Ineos to postpone Forties Pipeline shutdown
Energy giant Ineos has announced it is to postpone the planned shutdown of its Forties Pipeline until August.
More than a dozen North Sea projects face red light due to oil price plummet
More than a dozen UK North Sea projects are facing deferral in light of the oil price drop, an analyst has predicted.
Ineos vows to carry on with Forties pipeline shutdown plans
Ineos has vowed to carry on with its planned shutdown of the Forties Pipeline System in June.
Vessel operator Sentinel Marine celebrating raft of deals worth £36m
Offshore support ship operator Sentinel Marine, of Aberdeen, has clinched new contracts and extensions worth £36 million since the start of 2020.
Spirit Energy sells Danish licences to Ineos
Spirit Energy has agreed to sell two non-core Danish assets to petrochemicals giant Ineos.
INEOS gets on the grid with Mercedes
INEOS has launched a five-year partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team.
Updated: Fire extinguished at Ineos Grangemouth site
Fire crews have extinguished a blaze at the site of the Grangemouth oil refinery.
Apache, Ineos in legal row over Forties pipeline tariffs
US firm Apache has taken legal action against petrochemicals giant Ineos in a row over the Forties pipeline in the North Sea.
2020 – A busy year ahead
Following the result of the general election, we can now expect to leave the EU at the end of January, although very little will change on that date as we will move into a transitional period when existing EU rules and trade terms continue to apply in the UK.
Medical services descend on Grangemouth Refinery following incident
Medical services have descended upon petrochemical giant Ineos' Grangemouth Refinery following an incident at the plant.
Ineos, Total and more team up on CCUS plans for Port of Antwerp
A host of firms including Ineos, Total and ExxonMobil are collaborating on plans for a carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) site at the Port of Antwerp.
Ineos founder steps up salmon protection bid
The billionaire founder, chairman and majority owner of industrial giant Ineos has stepped up his efforts to protect and grow populations of Atlantic salmon.
Private-equity backed terminal operator buys Aberdeenshire project manager
The firm which operates and maintains the St Fergus gas terminal in Aberdeenshire has bought an oil and gas project management company based in Newmachar.
Ineos reopens Forties pipeline after lightning strike
A lightning strike in Aberdeenshire caused the temporary shutdown of a major North Sea pipeline today.
Ineos launches consultation on closure of UK site
Chemicals giant Ineos has launched a consultation on the potential closure of a manufacturing plant which employs more than 220 workers.
Ineos to boost car industry in Wales with 4×4 announcement
The car industry is set to receive a much-needed boost with jobs being created to build a new 4x4 vehicle.