Aberdeen-based carbon capture firm CCU International has landed a six-figure deal with a group led by consumer good multinational Unilever and the Society of Chemical Industry (SCI).
A Diamond Offshore (NYSE: DO) drilling rig has returned to work with Shell in the UK North Sea following repairs.
Work on an oil rig stationed in Aberdeen has secured dozens of jobs for contractor Semco Maritime.
“We cannot let the fear of judgment get in the way of doing the right thing for safety - so we released the footage," TotalEnergies told the OEUK HSE conference.
An Aberdeen energy boss has set up his own HSE business to help the sector navigate a “stark change” in risk profiles seen in recent years.
The North Sea is bracing for a wave of strikes as ballots close today for more than 1,000 offshore workers.
Industry stalwart Colin Black took home the "significant contribution" accolade - with judges noting his extensive voluntary work through his career.
A Peterhead industry boss has told the Chancellor to pick up the pace on support for the Acorn CCS project – warning the region has “waited too long for this as it is”.
Aberdeen business leaders have told the Chancellor to “wake up” to the damage caused by his oil and gas windfall tax policy.
However receipts are expected to drop dramatically in years to come as prices drop.
One of the north-east energy sector’s top tax experts is heading for the exit door at EY after nearly three decades at the global professional services giant.
Singapore shipbuilder Keppel is demanding more than £500m from the rig-less Aberdeen-headquartered drilling firm.
HLP believes project developers will struggle to meet demand based on current logistics practices and equipment provision.
How to remove a 600,000 tonne structure in the middle of the North Sea? Most likely, operator CNR International simply won’t.
Digitalisation is the future for logistics in the energy sector. It creates efficiency, allowing all stakeholders to seamlessly connect with each other.
Offshore logistics has traditionally been seen as complex and unpredictable, but the digital application Kabal has been helping major operators fight the unknown for just over a decade now – and the results speak for themselves.
Deal-making in the energy industry is no longer a simple affair, regardless of whether it is fresh investment in new capital projects off- or onshore; assets trading; oil & gas/power generation company mergers and takeovers, or supply chain related.
The contest to become leader of the Scottish National Party and First Minister of Scotland did not get off to an auspicious start. The first week was largely devoted to arguing about the place of God in politics.
Updates were given on Talbot, Leverett, Tolmount East, Earn and Jocelyn South.
Harbour Energy CEO Linda Cook talks job cuts, EPL and whether the firm would move its listing out of London.
Harbour said the windfall tax has “extinguished” profits – but the firm, which is cutting jobs, still announced $300m of shareholder dividends and buybacks today.
The North Sea has been producing oil and gas for over 50 years.
In today’s competitive job market, organisations must do whatever it takes to attract and retain the best people, with the necessary skillsets and attributes to help the company flourish.
Dutch ship-building group Damen is planning to grab a slice of the nascent floating wind turbine installation vessel market.
Germany's defence minister voiced caution on Wednesday over media reports that a pro-Ukraine group was involved in blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea last year.
