Subsea2017: Aberdeen consultancy wins five year contract with North Sea operator
An Aberdeen-based subsea consultancy has secured a five-year contract with an established North Sea operator.
Subsea2017: iPad generation lead the way for new tech
The iPad generation are leading the way to a safer and more cost effective oil and gas industry, it has been claimed.
Scottish independence ‘biggest risk’ facing North Sea oil and gas – energy advisor
An energy policy expert has described Scottish independence as the biggest risk facing North Sea oil and gas.
Subsea Expo 2017 opinion: Predicting the end of North Sea oil
Following the oil price crash at the end of 2014, many in the oil and gas industry were left wondering about the future of oil and gas production in the UK, and whether the Industry would last long enough to see them to the end of their careers, be that 5, 10 or 20 years.
Subsea2017: UK sector expects overseas boost
British subsea companies are expecting a big boost in overseas activity over the next year, according to a survey conducted by the leading industry body.
North-east welcomes new STEM centre
It has been specifically designed to encourage the next generation of students at the cutting edge of technology.
IN PICTURES: Culzean jacket roll up at Dutch yard
Pictures have emerged showing the last row of the utility and living quarters (ULQ) for the Culzean development in situ at a Dutch yard.
Statoil granted permission for new office at Kårstø gas plant
Statoil has been granted permission to build a new office at its Kårstø gas and condensate processing facility.
Statoil cleared of any fault over server maintenance
Statoil has been cleared of any wrongdoing after a PSA probe into the operator's IT security.
Exxon’s new chief executive faces same old question
A lot has happened to Exxon Mobil Corp. in the past 12 months, not least ex-CEO Rex Tillerson leaving in order to become Secretary of State (he may be confirmed on Wednesday).
Dakota Access oil pipeline nears final permit, lawmakers claim
Energy Transfer Partners LP may be close to getting the permit it needs to finish the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
Statoil gets knuckles rapped over safety failings on Gullfaks
A string of serious issues have been uncovered by the Norwegian safety body during an inspection of Statoil's Gullfaks B platform.
BREAKING: Engie to close London office, Aberdeen office to manage E&P
French energy giant Engie is to close it's London office with exploration and production (E&P) operations to be managed out of its Aberdeen HQ.
Subsea2017: Scots American merger nets North Africa contract
A newly merged trans-Atlantic subsea partnership between two companies has secured a contract in North Africa - a region which neither firm had operated in previously.
Amec Foster Wheeler awarded contract for US methanol plant
Amec Foster Wheeler has been awarded a contract to supply parts for an under construction US gas plant.
Sabre Safety goes into administration as profits half during oil downturn
Dozens of jobs have been lost after a Scottish oil and gas safety specialist went into administration due to the Brent crude price plunge.
10 apprentices latest oil victims – Scot Gov offers £5k incentive
A group of 10 Scottish apprentices have become the latest victims of the oil and gas downturn.
Subsea2017: Aberdeen’s M2 Subsea creates 30 jobs – with 150 in the pipeline
A new subsea business has opened an office in Aberdeen with the creation of 30 jobs - and another 150 posts in the pipeline by the end of 2017.
New Norwegian chopper firm on horizon
A new helicopter firm hopes to take a slice of the action from other Norwegian operators.
Russian oil tsar took part in sting to detain minister, claim sources
The head of Russia's biggest oil company Rosneft met with a government minister in what turned out to be a law enforcement sting operation, according to reports
New Scottish STEM centre hailed by Sir Ian Wood as ‘vital’
A Fraserburgh-based centre to encourage science and technology has been hailed by the founder of Wood Group.
See: Shell’s North Sea assets that sold for $3.8billion
Shell has agreed to sell a set of UK North Sea assets to Chrysaor for up to $3.8billion (£3billion).
Everything we know so far: North Sea reshuffle
The North Sea is undergoing a major reshuffle, Energy Voice now takes a look at some of the key developments so far in 2017.
Subsea 2017: Ashtead Technology aim to sink subsea costs with new group
Ashtead Technology is launching a new service to increase efficiency and drive down the risk and cost associated with offshore operations.
Public asked for views on fracking in Scotland
The Scottish Government wants to hear the publics' views about the future of fracking in the country.