Probe finds fishing boat failed to give way to tanker, one dead as a result
A Chinese fishing boat failed to give way to a Norwegian gas tanker resulting in the death of a crewman, a maritime investigation has found.
Norway say oil fund should invest in equities rather than bonds
Norway's $900billion oil and gas 'insurance policy' should move its investments into equities and away from bonds to avoid low-interest rates, the government claim.
Apprentice serves his time despite being made redundant
Rory Gerrard is delighted after being handed a second chance at completing his apprenticeship.
Ukraine facing ‘energy crisis’ after blockade cuts off nation’s coal supply
Ukraine faces a energy crisis if a blockade on rebel held territory is not lifted.
Supermajor’s simulation software breakthrough
ExxonMobil harnessed a record amount of computing power while running its latest complex oil and gas reservoir simulation models.
New software could cut costs for oil and gas firms
Oil and gas companies could save cash with new software that interprets engineering drawings.
Exxon to expand Singapore refinery production
American supermajor ExxonMobile is to expand production at its Singapore refinery.
UK’s largest gas storage field out of service for testing
The UK's largest gas storage and retrieval site is unable to accept new gas injections due to ongoing tests.
Statoil slapped on wrists for near fatal accident at Sture
Statoil has been reprimanded over a near fatal incident which involved workers being exposed to "highly toxic" gas.
Aberdeen proposes business rates freeze – but not for oil and gas firms
Aberdeen City Council is considering a £26million business rates freeze to offset "crippling" rises in rates - but has frozen out oil companies from the deal.
Cairn Energy front runner for Dong’s North Sea oil and gas assets, claim market sources
Oil exploration firm Cairn Energy is the front runner in the race to buy up Dong Energy's North Sea assets, according to market sources.
UPDATED: Public face of Three Mile Island nuclear meltdown dies aged 80
Tributes have been paid to a key figure in American nuclear history who passed away aged 80.
Paul Wheelhouse: No rest in renewables dream
In recent years, Scotland has been building a reputation as world-leaders in renewable energy production. The Scottish Government’s adoption of policies to build clean, green energy technologies and infrastructure was a bold step, but the fact we are not only meeting our targets, but exceeding them, shows it was the right thing to do.
Video: SmartFlower shows solar power can be pretty
This giant solar powered flower has been dubbed the "world's first intelligent energy plant".
Kvaerner win North Sea decomm contract
Norwegian engineering firm Kvaerner has won a 200millionNOK decommissioning contract from Italy's Sapiem.
Technology on the menu at investor dinner in Aberdeen
An investors' dinner was held in Aberdeen last night as the newly launched Oil and Gas Technology Centre set a bold ambition to invest in 100 companies over the next decade.
Expansion could hurt Aberdeen economy
A retail study has warned trade in north-east towns and Aberdeen city centre will be hit if two major developments are approved.
Unlikely alliance in battle to protect Scotland’s landscape
Two groups who regularly clash on outdoor issues have joined forces to press for more protection for the Scottish landscape.
Noble working with Barclays in Israeli stake sale, according to reports
Noble Energy is reported to be working with Barclays Plc on the sale of a 7.5 per cent stake in the Tamar natural gas field off the coast of Israel.
China mulls coal output restrictions to avoid another glut
China, the world’s biggest producer and consumer of coal, is considering reinstating output restrictions to avoid the return of a glut after easing limits during winter.
Kerogen in $50m cash injection for Greece’s Energean Israel projects
A Hong Kong based private equity firm have thrown $50million behind the developer of a planned $1.3 billion project under the Mediterranean Sea.
EU warns UK over air pollution
The European Commission has sent a “final warning” to the UK for failing to address repeated breaches of legal air pollution limits in 16 areas including London, Birmingham, Leeds, and Glasgow.
Oceaneering announces Rod Larson to succeed Kevin McEvoy as CEO
Subsea specialist Oceaneering (NYSE:OII) has announced that the firm's current president will be appointed chief executive.
Oil and gas decommissioning courses to be offered in London and Aberdeen
Professional courses to help plan for the future of North Sea oil and gas decommissioning are to be offered in Aberdeen and London.
UPDATED: Marathon Oil hit with HSE notices over Brae Alpha
Marathon Oil has been hit with two improvement notices over its Brae Alpha platform.