UK minister slams Scottish energy strategy as ‘environmental nonsense’
Graham Stuart says oil and gas is not ‘some terrible Tory choice’ but the ‘nature of this economy’
Graham Stuart says oil and gas is not ‘some terrible Tory choice’ but the ‘nature of this economy’
There are only six big-spend projects expected for the UK North Sea and West of Shetland in the coming years, meaning limited opportunity for big players to benefit from windfall tax offsets.
Meanwhile the UK Government has pledged an update on Track 2 - part of its £1bn carbon capture fund - in spring.
I was pleased to read via EV’s daily online service about the launch of an offshore wind heavy-lifter business based out of Aberdeen or Edinburgh or “or between both at the same time”.
Rig operator Valaris has unveiled a series of new contracts and extensions in the UK North Sea.
A new study of ExxonMobil's (NYSE: XOM) own climate change projections offers fresh evidence that the oil giant’s models accurately forecast global warming even as it publicly sowed doubt about the crisis.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to be in the Highlands on Friday morning to confirm investment in a green freeport for the region.
Global merchant shipping electrification is poised to take off with the cost and reliability of battery technologies at last becoming acceptable.
Never has the wellbeing, and mental health of the work force, been such a talked about topic, with the Covid-19 pandemic bringing mental health to the forefront of employee/employer conversations.
A gas find from Shell (LON: SHEL) and Deltic Energy (LON: DELT) could prove very positive for other players with exploration targets in the Southern North Sea.
Wood (LON: WOOD) has forecast a drop in earnings and revenues for its 2022 results, down from the previous two years.
French oil major TotalEnergies (PAR: TTE) has named a new managing director for its UK North Sea business.
Its more than a year since Shell (LON: SHEL) said it wouldn't invest in the Cambo oilfield, but as the project approaches a green light, the firm is weighing whether to stick or sell up its stake.
It is not the snappiest of titles but Ofgem’s Decisions on the new Accelerated Strategic Transmission Investment (ASTI) strategy may come to be seen as a landmark document in the evolution of Britain’s energy industry and the Scottish economy.
A firm developing the Fyne oilfield in the North Sea has agreed terms to buy up a pair of discoveries from developer Orcadian Energy (LON: ORCA).
Partner Deltic Energy saw its share price rocket by 50% on the news.
Regardless of what government, its agencies and trade groups try to claim, offshore wind has not had that Saudi Arabia scale impact on the Scottish supply chain scene some hoped it would.
Norway has handed out nearly 50 oil and gas exploration licences in a “gratifying” display of interest in the sector.
Oilfield services firm Archer (OSLO: ARCH) has acquired Romar-Abrado, a decommissioning specialist based in Aberdeenshire.
Revisions to the windfall tax – or energy profits levy – increased the estimated bill of Harbour Energy (LON:HBR) by over $2bn, according to analysis.
Aberdeen-headquartered Kellas Midstream has found its new CEO in TotalEnergies veteran Nathan Morgan.
The race to develop the next generation of super-efficient solar panels has just taken a huge step forward with the Swiss top-end technologies group Meyer Burger forging strategic partnerships designed to pave the way to commercialising perovskite-based systems.
UnitedHealthcare Global has remained steadfast in its commitment to help people live healthier lives while supporting the well-being of clients through a holistic approach to health benefits and services.
Aker Solutions (OSLO: AKSO) and Dubai’s Drydocks International have won a deal worth up to £330.5m to upgrade the FPSO for the Equinor Rosebank oilfield.
Serica Energy (LON: SQZ) has issued new info on its proposed takeover of Tailwind Energy, arguing that the latter’s tax losses could deliver a positive to shareholders in coming years.