Ineos reopens Forties pipeline after lightning strike
A lightning strike in Aberdeenshire caused the temporary shutdown of a major North Sea pipeline today.
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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.
Siccar Point aims to keep options open with new gas line west of Shetland
The design for the Cambo field, west of Shetland, will take some of the sting out of a problem that has “held back” production from the area for decades, an oil company chief said.
‘Incremental isn’t going to do it’, Orsted boss warns firms seeking wind success
Benj Sykes does not claim to have all the answers for oil and gas companies on how to accomplish an effective energy transition, but he does have the best vantage point.
Petrofac lauds Aberdeen as ‘big recruitment growth’ centre
Petrofac bosses have said Aberdeen is one of the “biggest areas of recruitment growth” for the global energy service group.
Ineos buys French football club Nice
Petrochemicals giant Ineos, owned by the UK's richest man, has completed a deal to acquire OGC Nice Football Club.
Bilfinger to double Scottish workforce after Ineos contract wins
Energy service firm Bilfinger UK has said it will double its Scottish workforce after winning two multimillion-pound contracts with Ineos.
Petrofac handed three-year Forties deal by Ineos
Petrochemicals giant Ineos has handed oilfield service firm Petrofac a three-year deal to provide operations and maintenance crew for its Forties pipeline business.
Size of Spirit Energy may limit potential buyers, says analyst
The size of Spirit Energy's operation will limit any potential buyers to well-funded firms, according to an analyst.
Cnooc spuds Cragganmore appraisal in West of Shetland
Cnooc International has started drilling an appraisal well at its Cragganmore discovery in the West of Shetland.
Update: Ineos confirms Forties pipeline back to full service
Ineos has confirmed repairs have concluded on the Forties Pipeline System and that it is "ramping up to full rates".
Ineos expects full repair of Forties pipeline ‘today’
Ineos has announced it expects to complete repairs to the Forties pipeline system today.
Chevron Phillips-Qatar, Ineos projects supersize growing industry
Two new petrochemical projects are underway along the Gulf Coast as the sector’s second wave of expansion rolls on, despite analyst projections of abundant supplies, lower prices and a potential industry downturn in the coming years.
Firm managing St Fergus gas plant appoints new CEO from Ineos
The firm which operates and maintains the St Fergus gas terminal in Aberdeenshire has appointed a new chief executive from Ineos.
Updated: Forties full pipeline restart extended by Ineos
Energy firm Ineos has said full ramp up of the Forties will take longer than first stated as the firm looks to carry out repairs on the North Sea pipeline.
Ministers extend Ineos’s fracking licence in Scotland despite supposed ‘ban’
The fracking licence held by petrochemical giant Ineos has been extended for another year by Scottish ministers.
Wood wins deal to support Ineos’ £2.6bn Antwerp chemicals complex
Wood has announced a deal to support construction of Ineos’ £2.6billion chemicals complex in Antwerp.
Ineos E&P in the black and ready to expand its North Sea exploration portfolio
One of the UK’s richest men is looking to expand his North Sea oil and gas portfolio after his exploration and production (E&P) business returned to profitability in 2018.
Ineos proposes $803m petrochemical expansion in Texas
Ineos, the London petrochemical company owned by Britain's richest man Jim Ratcliffe, is considering an $803 million expansion of its La Porte petrochemical plant, state documents show.
Ineos to splash £1.6bn on Saudi plants
Chemicals and plastics giant Ineos is set to spend two billion US dollars (£1.6 billion) on building three manufacturing plants in the Middle East for the first time.
Cuadrilla CEO describes climate report as ‘creative carbon accounting’
Francis Egan, CEO of fracking firm Cuadrilla, has said the UK government’s new report on climate change “smacks of creative carbon accounting”.
Ineos cycling team targeted by anti-fracking campaigners
Environmental protesters have targeted the cycling team sponsored by energy giant Ineos.
Delek confirms bid for Chevron’s central North Sea portfolio
Israel-headquartered firm Delek Group today confirmed it had tabled an offer for a package of central North Sea assets owned by US oil major Chevron.
Developer loses court battle against North Sea pipeline owner
A developer has lost a multi-million-pound court battle against a North Sea oil giant after its proposal to build a hotel close to the Forties pipeline was rejected.