The North East Scotland Green Freeport (NESGF) consortium has said it is โbitterly disappointedโ that it failed in its bid to win special tax and regulation status in Aberdeen and Peterhead.
A vast majority of Scots say they are in favour of the UK producing its own oil and gas rather than relying upon imports from overseas, according to a poll published as the two who are competing to be elected the UKโs next Prime Minister come to Scotland.
Doubt has been cast on delivering the UK's largest offshore wind tower factory at Nigg in the Highlands next year after a key Spanish partner made its exit.
Sir Ian Wood has said it is unlikely that the UK supply chain will take more than 20% of the major fabrication work in the early wave of ScotWind contracts.
ETZ Ltd, the not-for-profit brainchild of Sir Ian Wood, has launched a ยฃ100,000 grant to help firms in north-east Scotland prepare for the energy transition.
I read with wry amusement that some 58 of Aberdeenโs great and good have written to the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and other political leaders asking for a โmore reasoned debateโ on the future of oil and gas.
Dozens of north-east business leaders have penned an open letter warning politicians against creating a โhostile investment environmentโ for the oil and gas sector.
Billionaire industrialist Sir Ian Wood has hit out at politicians who have failed to support the controversial Cambo oil and gas development, warning it will create an โadverse investment environmentโ with thousands of jobs on the line.
Billionaire industrialist Sir Ian Wood has said he is โmore hopefulโ about the prospects of a landmark project to capture, store and manage carbon in the north-east than he was when it was snubbed in a ยฃ1billion government funding programme a few weeks ago.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has come under fire for โfailing to provide much needed clarityโ on future carbon capture projects after a snub for the Acorn project last week.
A new programme designed to identify opportunities and explore deployable solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has been launched in the north-east.
A north-east engineering giant founded by the family of Sir Ian Wood has won a design contract on a carbon capture project in England that beat out a rival bid in Scotland in a recent competition.
Some of the energy industryโs biggest names are calling on the UK Government to make Scotland part of its initial carbon capture and storage (CCS) plans.
Sir Ian Wood has joined an array of high-profile speakers attending the Energy Voice event that will raise the curtain on the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow.