Scientists are proposing a legislative and economic framework to halve the world's carbon dioxide emissions every decade from 2020 and combat climate change, by issuing hefty penalties on carbon emitters.
Statoil has received consent to drill an exploration well at a prospect named Blamann.
Denmark's largest gas field need to be redeveloped if it is going to continue producing safely into the next decade.
Statoil has been given a generally clear bill of health for two mobile production facilities based on the Haltenbanken field in the Norwegian North Sea.
A English offshore engineering and technology company is looking to increase its headcount by 40% after securing millions of pounds worth of contracts so far this year.
Exxon Mobile has been given consent to extend the lifetime of its Sigyn field activities.
A relatively newcomer to the North Sea is steaming ahead with plans to revolutionise the recovery of heavy oil from the North Sea.
Intelligent Energy has successfully diversified into the UAV market with its first deal to deliver fuel sells into the sector.
The project director for Atlantis, which operates the flagship MeyGen tidal project, today said he hopes the development's sucess will inspire similar endeavors across Europe.
Sound Energy has completed a third onshore well at its Tendara licence onshore Morocco.
Italian oil and gas contractor Saipem and technology giant Siemens are to work together on new subsea systems.
Statoil has committed to drilling three new exploration wells in North Sea frontier areas as part of the latest offshore licensing awards.
North Sea operator Ithaca Energy has this morning revealed it made a loss of $54million last year.
The upcoming 30th offshore licensing round for the North Sea could be the "most significant" in decades, the Oil and Gas Authority claims.
A total of 17 oil and gas operators have been awarded licences in the 29th 'frontier' offshore Licensing Round.
The supermajors are signalling the oil industry's return to the Gulf of Mexico's deep waters.
Some businesses may have won a delay in the Spring Budget, but others now must embrace technology or face the wrath of the tax man, writes Susie Walker
The price of Brent crude has dropped below $50, the lowest in almost four months, as surging US stockpiles dim optimism that OPEC and its partners output cut will rebalance the market.
Total Perspectives, a provider of inspirational leadership seminars and training, is happy to announce the return of Leadercast Live to the north-east.
The oversubscribed £10m placing of Anglo African Oil and Gas plc last week, an introduction to the stock market facilitated by finnCap, highlights an increasingly buoyant fundraising environment enabling companies to capitalise on the growing confidence in the oil and gas sector. The company will use the cash to acquire Petro Kouilou, with a plan to increase production six times of what the field in Congo is currently producing, demonstrating a strong start for the company.
Exxon Mobil Corp. may have lost as much as a year’s worth of emails that former chief executive officer Rex Tillerson used to discuss climate change risks and other sensitive issues under the alias ‘Wayne Tracker,’ a lawyer for New York state has told a judge.
Step Change in Safety (SCiS) has released a report designed to enchance safety, standardise common practices and saves time and money to the wider UK oil and gas industry.
Solo Oil has taken a stake in Norwegian gas explorer Helium One with a view to capitilising on a "potentially world-scale" resource.
The wreckage of an Irish Coast Guard helicopter which struck an island and crashed into the Atlantic has been found.
Leni Gas & Oil (LON:LGO) has brought its first onshore development well on production in the company's Trinidad drilling campaign.
