NZTC to offer £500,000 in hydrogen electrolyser innovation competition
Aberdeen's Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) is launching a £500,000 competition focused on improving hydrogen electrolyser efficiency.
Aberdeen's Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) is launching a £500,000 competition focused on improving hydrogen electrolyser efficiency.
SNP rising star Mairi McAllan has been named Scotland’s new energy secretary following a reshuffle brought on by Michael Matheson’s resignation on Thursday.
Humza Yousaf announces three projects will move to second stage of offshore wind Strategic Investment Model.
It comes amid growing calls for a joined-up approach to capture the work for huge projects off Scotland's shores.
First Minister Humza Yousaf has come under fire in the Scottish Parliament for "two-faced" comments about the Rosebank oilfield.
Scottish and UK Governments will discuss Grangemouth refinery future
Energy Minister Graham Stuart also denied UK government approach would differ if the refinery was located in England
Energy secretary insists government was told at same point as workforce, despite receiving warnings in February 2022.
The Just Transition Commission claims that Scotland is not on track to deliver, and that “significant” further action is needed to support the workforce.
Ministers now say Scotland has around 10% of European Union offshore energy potential, down from previous claims of 25%
The chief of Equinor's UK operations has warned investment in the North Sea is at "an all-time low" in meetings with the Scottish and UK governments.
North-East Scotland College (Nescol) is receiving millions of pounds in private and government investment to help people into energy transition jobs.
Scottish Government plans could see the country supply 10% of EU hydrogen demand and create 700 jobs.
Scotland's first minister Humza Yousaf has said he is "not convinced" by Equinor's controversial Rosebank oil field.
The Scottish Government is being urged to hand over £80 million of funding promised for carbon capture technology in the north-east.
Plans which could create 150 “green” jobs in the Highlands are being given a £200m boost.
The climate protestors that have been disrupting First Minister’s Question Time have vowed “shutting down the fossil fuel industry” as they’re set to form “blockades”.
The IPPR (Institute for Public Policy Research) issued a statement recently accusing the UK Government of “neglecting green investment and risking the country’s position in the global race to develop and deploy green technologies.”
Wind farms have become a ubiquitous part of the Scottish landscape.
The Scottish and UK Governments have been called upon to create a long-term energy plan to ensure a ‘viable’ drilling sector remains.
A trade union chief has cast doubt on the Scottish Government’s ability to orchestrate an orderly shift away from oil and gas.
Scottish ministers are considering whether to increase the country’s current offshore wind rollout targets.
Scotland will deploy a "minimum" of 20GW by 2030.
Norway’s Equinor said it is “still working hard” on sanctioning the Rosebank oilfield in the first quarter of next year – despite the latest windfall tax “uncertainty”.
Lolita Jackson, a 9/11 survivor and sustainability investor, has told an energy event in Aberdeen about her career journey into green energy in the wake of the tragedy.