Sevan Marine to appeal court decision over loan
Norwegian floater Sevan Marine is to appear a court decision in relation to a $60million loan made to Logitel Offshore.
Opito launches digital delivery of safety-critical oil and gas training to global industry
A digital transformation of oil and gas safety-critical emergency response training is set to save the industry more than a million hours of training time per year.
ConocoPhillips outlines three year strategy
ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP) has outlined the company’s 2018-2020 operating plan and strategy for long-term value creation - including plans to limit capex to $5.5billion a year to the end of the decade.
Updated: Japan crash helicopter unrelated to North Sea fleet
Helicopter manufacturer Airbus has clarfified that an aircraft that crashed in Japan earlier this week was not the same kind used in North Sea operations.
Well-Safe appoints director of communications to rapidly expanding team
Well-Safe Solutions has awarded Abraitis and Co. managing director Damian Bates a communications deal.
ClientEarth and WWF take Italy’s most polluting coal plant to court
Italy’s largest and dirtiest coal plant is facing legal action by environmental lawyers.
Slow down, bulls: Four signs this oil rally may not have legs
The rally that pushed crude to a two-year high is showing signs of losing strength, and we may soon see a reversal in prices. Here’s what to look out for in the oil market in months to come.
Rovco wins three year contract for one of the world’s largest offshore windfarms
UK subsea company Rovco has been awarded a three-year contract to support one of the world’s largest offshore windfarms, Gwynt y Môr, which lies eight miles off the coast of North Wales in the UK.
Sechin ordered to appear as witness in bribery case, reports claim
The boss of Russian oil major Rosneft has been ordered to appear as a witness in an alleged bribery case, according to news agency Reuters.
Victoria strikes better than expected pay onshore Cameroon
Victoria Oil and Gas (VOG) has hit a better than expected net pay onshore Cameroon.
Bowleven emerges from year of “strategic change” following boardroom coup
Edinburgh based Bowleven has scaled back overheads in a year of "strategic change", the firm's new chief executive revealed today.
Cabot’s Canadian 2P reserves increase 50% since last report
Cabot Energy's annual reserves report has shown a 50% increase in gross proven reserves.
Tullow Oil revises 2017 production forecast upwards
Leading Africa focused independent oil and gas explorer Tullow Oil has revised its 2017 oil production forecast upwards to 85-89,000 bopd.
Aberdeen firm denies wrongdoing as Paradise Papers fallout continues
An Aberdeen based oil firm has been forced to deny any wrongdoing as the fallout from the so-called Paradise Papers continues to cause shockwaves throughout the global business community.
Opinion: Digital Oil and Gas in 2030 – WTF*
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Insights: cost cutting slows, according to Westwood
The pace of cost cutting in the mid-cap market is continuing to slow, according to analysis by Westwood Global.
Opinion: Automation should be no Spectre
In 2013, in a former life, I wrote a column for Energy sharing my excitement about the James Bond moments that happened at work.
Jeremy Creswell: I’ve picked a ‘choice few’
For this month’s edition of Energy I was asked if I would comment on deals in and around the North Sea thus far in 2017.
Oil entrepreneur plans coffee shop
Proposals have been lodged by an oil entrepreneur to turn a disused Aberdeen supermarket into a coffee shop.
New electric vehicle research throws petrol and diesel under the bus
New research from price comparison website MoneySuperMarket reveals the price of driving electric versus driving a petrol or diesel.
Promoted: Exceedingly good performance
Exceed specialise in delivering well management and well performance improvement solutions for the upstream Oil & Gas industry.
Glenshero windfarm plan: Local residents can have their say at public events
Local residents are being invited to have their say on plans to build a huge 40-turbine windfarm in the Highlands.
Malaviya Seven finally to make way home
The last of a group of 12 seafarers who have been trapped in the north-east for more than a year due to unpaid wages will finally be able to go home to India this month, after the boat they worked on was sold.
Private equity ditches game of ‘a few bucks and quick kill’
PE-backed deals have turned the spotlight on newcomers like Siccar Point Energy, Chrysaor and Neptune.
EBRD growth forecasts revised up sharply for 2017
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has revised up sharply its 2017 economic growth forecasts, with higher export levels, a revival in investment and firmer commodity prices supporting a broad-based upswing.