‘Catastrophic’ damage at oil terminal following armed assault
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has reported a “catastrophic” damage at an oil terminal after an armed assault.
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has reported a “catastrophic” damage at an oil terminal after an armed assault.
HydraWell has signed a three-year contract with Chevron for plugging and abandoning (P&A) wells in the UK North Sea.
A leading petro-economist has said there are “opposing forces” clouding what may happen when some of the world’s largest oil producing nations meet tomorrow.
An Aberdeen Olympian with a rare learning disability, who lost his job amid the oil downturn, has issued a "desperate" plea to find work.
US operator Apache has been hit with a safety notice for operations on one of its North Sea platforms.
It’s no surprise to hear that being within the legs which hold up massive North Sea platforms can be an “intimidating environment to work in”.
An energy firm has unveiled ambitious plans for an underground hydro plant at Loch Ness – opposite the iconic Urquhart Castle – potentially creating up to 300 jobs.
“Infuriated” workers on three of Total E&P UK’s North Sea platforms have launched a ballot on industrial action.
A north-east town is in line for a boost after becoming the front runner for a lucrative wind farm project.
Talent from across the oil and gas industry has been whittled down to reveal the shortlist in this year’s Press and Journal Gold Awards.
The Oil and Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) will give evidence to an inquiry into the future of the sector in Aberdeen next week.
High numbers of retiring staff and lack of access to skilled labour as a result of Brexit are key challenges facing the energy sector, according to a think tank.
Hague and London Oil (HALO) has announced the potential acquisition of a “significant” North Sea development.
An event is being held in Houston next month to mark the 30th anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster.
A new report has highlighted the “global success” of UK companies working in onshore and offshore wind, wave and tidal energy.
Equinor has been announced as the biggest winner in Norway’s 24th offshore licensing round.
Spirit Energy has trialled a new decommissioning technology which could save the North Sea industry more than £100million per year.
The CEO of Aberdeen’s Atlas Knowledge has said he is filled with a “great sense of purpose” for the future following a tough period of restructuring.
When the oil and gas industry could no longer provide job security, a husband and wife team looked for a new career, driving them to launch the north-east’s first salt cave.
Pupils from Aberdeen’s Hanover Street School have been named champions of a UK-wide sustainable energy competition.
Dutch energy services firm Fugro has won two new ROV contracts with Petrobras in Brazil.
Oil loadings at two major terminals in Libya have been halted due to armed clashes in the area.
Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said it’s “inevitable” that OPEC and its allies will agree to boost oil output gradually, giving the most definitive signal yet that the cartel will alleviate high prices for consumers.
The Offshore Contractor’s Association (OCA) has made a fresh pay offer to workers after an initial rejection earlier this year.
Cluff Natural Resources (CLNR) has been warned it could lose two North Sea licenses if it continues to struggle to find a partner for them.