Defects found at Shell’s Norway gas plant
Energy giant Shell has been given two weeks to report back to the Norwegian safety organisation after a number of defects were found during inspections at the Nyhamna gas plant.
Exxon granted field life extension
American multinational ExxonMobil has received consent to extend the asset lifetime of the Sigyn field.
Statoil agrees diving support agreements for 2017
Statoil has agreed a number of framework agreements for diving support operations in 2017.
New swarf filtering system could save P&A costs, claims Peterhead firm
A Scottish firm has come up with a new filtration system that it claims will allow well operations to be carried out faster and more efficiently.
Prior Diesel announce new GM
Well service supplier Prior Diesel have appointed a new general manager tasked with driving the company's ongoing expansion.
MSP ‘inundated’ with warnings of job discrimination against ex-oil workers
A north-east MSP claims she has been "inundated" with correspondence from more oil and gas workers warning of discrimination.
One dead after explosion on SURF vessel
An offshore worker has been killed and five more injured after an explosion on board an ultra deep water service vessel.
‘Cost cuts affecting safety, time to reverse the trend’, claims Norwegian safety body
Norway's offshore safety body claims cost cutting has impacted safety and more must be done to "reverse the trend".
Union calls Malaviya Seven’s fate ‘criminal’
Unions are calling for political intervention in order to help foreign sailors who have been stranded on a vessel in Aberdeen Harbour for the past four months.
Alba oil workers cut off from Wi-Fi
Oil workers on a North Sea platform have been left without internet access.
Highlands employer in bid for port status
The Global Energy Group has launched a new bid to gain powers from the Scottish Government to run its Nigg Energy Park facility as a port.
Vattenfall proposes 16 turbine extension in Aberdeenshire’s windfarm alley
Swedish energy company Vattenfall is proposing to expand a renewables development in Aberdeenshire's 'windfarm alley'.
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Offshore worker jailed for stabbing wife after nine day drinking binge
An offshore worker who stabbed his wife after going on a nine-day drinking binge when he lost his job has been jailed.
Scottish energy minister calls for marine energy to be added to industrial strategy
Scotland's Energy Minister has backed calls for wave and tidal energy to be included in the UK Government's industrial strategy.
Malaviya 20 on way home, Aberdeen crew still stranded
Foreign nationals left stranded on an offshore supply vessel in Great Yarmouth are now on their way home - complete with all the wages they were owed.
World’s largest vessel to lay second half of TurkStream
The world's largest vessel is to lay more than 900km of gas pipeline linking Russia to southern Europe.
Scottish Tories call for ‘extend, not end’ North Sea oil and gas life
Scottish Conservative Energy spokesman Alexander Burnett has called for the life of the North Sea's oil and gas industry to be "extended, not ended".
Statoil passes audits for Johan Sverdrup infrastructure
The Norwegian safety body has carried out audits in respect of the planned infrastructure at Statoil's Johan Sverdrup development.
Empyrean nets shale sale cash for funding Chinese development
London listed Empyrean Energy (LSE:EME) has received $2.6million from the sale of its interest in the Texas based Eagle Ford unconventional play.
Video: See Dana’s mammoth FPSO leaving China
Dana Petroleum’s long-awaited Western Isles FPSO has been completed at a shipyard in China.
Interview: Petrofac still banks on North Sea, says chief
The mature North Sea basin remains a "core market" for slimmed down oil and gas services firm Petrofac.
Calls for British sea power to be included in industrial strategy
New research is adding momentum to cross-party calls from MPs for wave and tidal energy to be part of the UK government’s Industrial Strategy.
London calling for Orkney marine businesses
Nine Orkney based marine energy businesses are set to take part in a major industry event being held in London.
Sparks fly at Dakota Access pipeline demonstrator camps clearout
Activists protesting the multibillion dollar Dakota Access oil pipeline are burning camp structures after being refused more time to pack up and move on.