European power plant likely to be out of service until August
A transformer failure at a Romanian power plant is likely to see the outage last until August.
Crackdown on money laundering and corruption in the pipeline, claim Home Office
New powers to crack down on money laundering and corruption are on the verge of becoming law.
Trump’s 100 days: a timeline of events so far
Here is a timeline of the key events leading up to and during Donald Trump’s first 100 days as US president. 2016
China urges calm amid North Korea tensions
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged all sides to ease tensions between North and South Korea and work towards a peaceful solution in the region.
Canadian scientists reported to have groundbreaking oil clean-up device
Canadian scientists claim to have developed unique technology to clean up oil spills.
Aker to provide CCS designs
Aker Solutions have been awarded contracts to provide the design and technology for building carbon capture plants at two Norwegian facilities.
Trump to order new oil and gas drilling off California, claims White House source
President Donald Trump will open the door to new oil and natural gas drilling in Pacific waters off the coast of California with a directive that sets up a certain clash with environmentalists, according to report.
Mining firm Mariana to be taken over by Sandstorm
AIM listed mining exploration company Mariana Resources is to be taken over by streaming firm Sandstorm Gold.
ScottishPower boss claims bill price cap could harm competition
The boss of energy giant ScottishPower has become the latest to hit out at Government plans for a price cap on gas and electricity bills, warning it could harm competition.
War of words erupts over offshore pay talks, strikes loom
Trade unions representing North Sea workers in pay negotiations have clashed in another war of words with the organisation representing offshore employers.
National Grid to look at way gas bills are calculated with new contract
OFGEM has awarded the National Grid, in partnership with DNV GL, a new contract to improve the way gas bills are calculated.
Wintershall Norge opens Stavanger office
Wintershall Norge has opened its new main office building in Stavanger, Norway.
Apache appoints two new midstream and marketing executives
Apache Corporation has announced the appointment of two new Houston based midstream and marketing executives
Trump’s 100 days: Oil and gas is full steam ahead under Donald, Texas Railroad Commission claims
America's oil and gas machine has found new momentum under President Donald J Trump, according to the The Railroad Commission of Texas, the agency that regulates the Lone Star state's industry.
Chernobyl 31 years on: Are we equipped to deal with the fallout of another nuclear disaster?
31 years ago today the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine, close to the Belarus border, was hit by an explosion and fire.
Trump’s 100 days: President’s energy policy ‘yet to be formalized’
With Donald Trump’s 100th day in office coming up on April 29, Serkan Sahin, a senior oil analyst at Thomson Reuters, takes a look at what has happened in the oil industry since he took office and what the future may hold for the industry.
McDermott reports ‘strong start’ to 2017
American engineering firm McDermott has reported a "strong start" to 2017 with increased profitability and cash flow.
Chernobyl 31 years on: ‘Nuclear power is the ultimate unsustainable form of energy’, Friends of the Earth
Environmental group Friends of the Earth Scotland has branded atomic power the "ultimate unsustainable form of energy" on the anniversary of the worst nuclear disaster in mankind's history.
Chernobyl 31 years on: Watch the United Nations videos on the disaster
Energy Voice is marking the 31st anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster with a series of articles.
‘Ethical’ bank card to lend to renewable energy projects
A new "ethical" current account is to be offered by a bank who will lend to renewable energy projects/
More jobs to go at Maersk Oil, brings total headcount reduction for 2017 to 139 posts
Danish oil and gas company Maersk Oil has announced another round of job losses, bringing the total for 2017 to 139 posts.
Energy business chiefs back climate change report
Business chiefs from leading energy companies have released a report backing a reduction in global emissions in an effort to battle climate change.
11million households in credit with energy companies
Millions of British households could claim an average of £117 for energy they have paid for but did not use over the winter, figures suggest.
Chernobyl 31 years on: Gallery of a ghost town
On April 26, 1986 a disaster that would affect the entire Western world unfolded.
DeepOcean wins offshore Abu Dhabi contract
DeepOcean has been awarded a contract to provide post-lay trenching offshore Abu Dhabi.