Balmoral Group is one of UK’s 100 fastest growing companies for second year running
An Aberdeen-based engineering firm has made it into a prestigious league table of the UK's 100 fastest-growing companies for the second year running.
OUEnergy17: UK shale will play catch-up, US experts say
America's trillions of dollars of investment in shale infrastructure has left competitors like the UK and Russia trailing in the dust, according to a panel of experts.
Opinion: Let’s futureproof the North Sea oil and gas industry
The oil and gas industry makes a very significant contribution not only to our economy, but also to energy security, employment, skills and is a key driver of innovation.
Ensuring the UK leads the race to putting fusion power into the grid
UKAEA chief executive officer Professor Ian Chapman, recently acknowledged the UK as a global leader in fusion research and declared that the UK can lead the way in designing the first fusion power stations. We are in agreement on this, but I believe that private companies also have an important role to play, and that the UK is benefitting already.
Opinion: Moray Firth ship to ship transfer could be disastrous for wildlife
I have been supporting the campaign against ship-to-ship oil transfers in the Moray Firth for the last year.
Preview: 2017 Okalahoma University Energy Symposium
Oklahoma University's fifth annual Energy Symposium is to tackle 'hot topics' such as the global demand for oil and gas and the recent downturn.
Oklahoma Energy Symposium 2017 to get underway
The Price College of Business Energy Institute at the University of Oklahoma will host its fifth annual Energy Symposium, today, at the Devon Energy Center in Oklahoma City.
Aker Solutions CEO gets wage increase despite continuing difficult market
Aker Solutions chief executive's total remuneration shot up by NOK4million last year despite the service company's net profit more than halving.
Aker Solutions has axed nearly 5,000 jobs since downturn started
Norwegian oil service provider Aker Solutions has reduced its total headcount by nearly 5,000 jobs since the start of the downturn in 2014.
Oil worker who stole from Petrofac yard jailed
A Shetland man who stole £14,000 worth of copper wire from his former employer to fund his drug habit has been jailed for six months.
Mexico looks to harness North Sea experience with academic alliance
Mexico is looking to harness the experience and wisdom of the mature North Sea oil and gas basin as the country pushes forward with energy reforms.
Russia aims for Arctic gas bounty
Russia may produce more than 70 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year in its remote Arctic regions, the head of gas producer Novatek has said.
High Court dismisses Unaoil case against anti-fraud agency
The High Court in England has dismissed an attempt by oil and gas services group Unaoil and the wealthy Ahsani family to force the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to return or destroy material collected during raids in Monaco last year.
Genel set to lose CFO, chairman search continues, reports say
Genel Energy (GENL) is to lose its chief financial officer while still struggling to find a replacement for Chairman Tony Hayward, it has been reported.
UK’s nuclear trade association responds to Article 50 triggering
The Nuclear Industry Association has called for arrangements to be put in place to avoid Brexit disruption to the UK's atomic energy sector.
Video: Technip FMC shows off new logo on vessel
Newly merged Technip FMC has revealed the first vessel to be emblazoned with its combined logo.
Baker Hughes deny Norway downsizing is related to GE merger
Baker Hughes has denied that the downsizing of the firm's Norway arm is related to the proposed merger with GE Oil and Gas.
Point Resources acquire ExxonMobil’s Norway business
HitecVision and its majority owned portfolio firm Point Resources are to acquire American supermajor ExxonMobil's upstream business in Norway.
New UK nuclear plant thrown into uncertainty as Japanese giant files for US bankruptcy protection
The Government is being urged to give reassurances about a planned nuclear power station in the UK after Toshiba’s nuclear unit, Westinghouse, filed for bankruptcy protection.
Oil workers facing lifetime of cancer tests after rig radiation exposure
Oil workers who were exposed to radiation on board a North Sea oil rig are facing cancer tests for the rest of their lives
President bring troubled well back on, frac stimulation planned for others
E&P firm President Energy has brought one of its troublesome Argentinian wells back on stream following a workover.
Brexit could be ‘silver lining’ for oil and gas industry
Brexit could be a "silver lining" for the UK oil and industry, according to one marketing expert.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce launch ‘Executive Springboard’
The Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce is launching a new service aimed at helping managers and executives affected by the downturn get back into work.
Taiwan showcases renewable technology in Scotland
A group of renewable experts from Taiwan are to showcase the best of their eco-friendly technology at part of the All Energy conference in Glasgow in May.
Strong offshore wind sector worth billions to UK economy, new report claims
A new report claims a strong UK offshore wind industry could be worth as much as £2.9billion to the UK economy by 2030.