Energy Voice supplement – February 2022
Energy Voice’s latest monthly supplement has been published with The Press & Journal.
Energy Voice’s latest monthly supplement has been published with The Press & Journal.
Scotland’s energy secretary says he is “not against the idea entirely of some kind of windfall tax” on North Sea oil and gas producers.
Positivity, partnership and people are the three main elements of a successful logistics business as it enters a new diverse energy market – that is according to Sarah Moore, the new CEO of Peterson Energy Logistics.
Helicopter operator Bristow (NYSE: VTOL) has posted a set of “disappointing financial results” as a combination of issues, including Hurricane Ida, dented profits.
Orcadian Energy is “looking at around about $900 million to get to first oil” for the Pilot field in the central North Sea.
Shell (LON:SHEL) has hailed a “momentous year” in 2021, making dual announcements to keep shareholders happy as profits surged for the energy giant.
Italy’s state-backed lender may push to appoint executives that will join Saipem SpA’s management team after the oil drilling specialist issued a surprise profit warning this week, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Stena Drilling has won work for a drilling campaign with Petrofac in the UK North Sea for Tailwind’s expansion of the Gannet E field.
Of all the international oil majors, BP potentially has the most to lose if the situation in Ukraine triggers a crisis between Russia and the West.
Aberdeen oil firm Parkmead Group (LON: PMG) has acquired an onshore wind business for £3.3 million.
Maersk Drilling has landed $32 million worth of contract extensions off Malaysia.
$100 oil prices are possible in the next few months as geopolitical risks and “struggling” supply hit global crude markets, said the chief executive of Chevron.
TotalEnergies has agreed to sell a 20% stake in a package of West of Shetland assets to Kistos Energy in a deal worth more than $165 million (£123 million).
Nearly 50 jobs have been saved and about the same number are expected to be created after the acquisition of engineering consultancy Optimus (Aberdeen) from administration.
Oil and Gas UK (OGUK) is dropping “oil and gas” from its name in a rebrand which will see its focus and remit broaden to new energy sources.
House prices in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have experienced the lowest level of growth in Scotland as uncertainty over the region’s reliance on the oil and gas industry has weighed on property values, new research shows.
Aberdeen-based subsea technology firm EC-OG has rebranded as Verlume, joining the throng of companies removing any reference to oil and gas in their names.
The North Sea is one of just a handful of regions “falling behind” as offshore oil and gas investment returns to pre-pandemic levels around the world.
How hard will energy-starved Europe be hit by a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine? It depends on how President Joe Biden reacts.
Offshore Helicopter Services, the new name for the former Babcock Aberdeen business, has landed a new North Sea contract with Well-Safe Solutions.
Private equity took a keen interest in the UK North Sea in 2021, with £2.4 billion worth of deals for the country’s oil and gas industry.
More than 50 workers at Dales Engineering Services in Peterhead have voted to strike in a dispute over pay and concerns on the cost of living.
The ScotWind licencing announcements on January 17th were certainly a welcome and hugely material vote of confidence in the future of the offshore energy sector in the UK.
Well-Safe Solutions has hailed a “landmark” moment for the company, with footage of its Well-Safe Guardian rig heading off for its first UK contract.