Fallout from Hurricane Harvey: What we know so far about how it affects the oil and gas industry
Texas is in the midst of a major emergency due to the fallout from Hurricane Harvey.
Bergen Group AAK awarded contract for Ekofisk
Bergen Group AAK AS has been awarded a framework contract related to the to decommissioning and disassembly of Norway's first big North Sea discovery.
Fracking opponents due back in court as legal battle rumbles on
Campaigners fighting to overturn a Government decision to approve a fracking site in Lancashire are back in court next week for the latest round of their legal battle.
Texas braces for Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey continues to intensify and is expected to become a major hurricane as it moves toward the Texas Coast.
US imposes tough economic sanctions on Venzula
The US has slapped sweeping financial sanctions on Venezuela, barring banks from any new financial deals with the government or state-run oil giant PDVSA.
Oil-rich Angola set for change of leadership as ruling party wins national election
Angola’s ruling party has won the national election but lost ground to the opposition, the electoral commission said, as the oil-rich but impoverished African nation faces its first change of leadership in nearly four decades.
LNG carrier sets new Arctic records
A LNG tanker has become the world's first merchant vessel to travel the full length of an Arctic shipping route with any icebreaker escort.
US Energy Secretary Rick Perry will front Ukraine trip
US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry will lead a delegation to Ukraine next week.
Samsung heir jailed for bribery and embezzlement
The billionaire chief of Samsung has been sentenced to five years in prison for bribery and other crimes in a stunning downfall for the heir to South Korea’s biggest family fortune and a global consumer electronics empire.
Second victim of warship collision found, eight still missing
A second victim of the collision between an American warship and an oil tanker near Singapore has been identified by the US Navy.
Lawyers issue appeal on cross-border dispute after Brexit
Leaving the European Union (EU) must not disadvantage citizens or businesses that need to go to court to resolve cross-border disputes, lawyers have said.
JDR completes 140km of cables for Beatrice windfarm
English subsea specialist JDR has finished making 140km of inter array connections for the Beatrice Offshore Windfarm.
Statoil ventures into new territory with Argentina deal
Statoil has entered into an agreement with Argentina’s leading energy company YPF to jointly explore for hydrocarbons in the South American country.
Dong awards Natural Power turbine inspection duties
Pure play renewables firm Dong Energy has appointed a contractor to deliver turbine blade inspection services at wind farms in the UK, Denmark and Germany.
Demand for faster, modern land drilling rigs surging
The demand for modern, faster, land drilling rigs is increasing.
UPDATED: 17 killed in Russia as bus crashes off pier during work for oil company
A bus carrying construction workers has driven off a pier in southern Russia, killing at least 17 people, officials said.
UPDATED: 140 jobs to be axed at Aker Solutions
Up to 140 jobs are to be axed at Aker Solutions as the oil crisis continues to cut deep.
Russia’s top secret Cold War nuclear legacy finally exposed
A university researcher is helping to shed light on Russia's nuclear energy legacy established during the Cold War.
Oil workers ‘could have been killed’ after flying into gas leak thought to be a false alarm
Oil workers responding to what was assumed to be a false gas alarm on a North Sea installation found themselves trapped by a "highly flammable" hydrocarbon release capable of killing everyone onboard.
Opinion: The next oil price spike may cripple the industry
Two diametrically opposed views dominate the current debate about where the oil price is heading.
US helicopter operator says public confidence will determine Super Puma return
US helicopter operator Era Group has said the return of controversial offshore helicopters will be down to "market receptivity".
In case you missed them, Energy Voice’s Friday Five
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65 jobs secured at CAN with Apache North Sea contract retention
Up to 65 jobs have been secured after international oil field services firm Can Group retained a contract for US operator Apache’s UK assets.
Opinion: Fusion heating gets a boost
The Plasma Science and Fusion Center explores a new recipe for heating plasma
Shell Pernis powers back up after short circuit fire
The Shell Pernis refinery in the Netherlands has announced that the restoration of its electricity supply has ‘largely been completed’ after a fire last month caused by a short circuit.