Aker Solutions, Siemens and Doosan Babcock win major FEED work for Keadby CCS
A consortium of Aker Solutions, Doosan Babcock and Siemens Energy have won a major FEED contract for the Keadby CCS project.
BP to boost hydrogen team as energy giant seeks 10% of global market
BP (LON: BP) is to beef up its hydrogen team, according to a news report, with a new leader and plans to recruit dozens of staff.
TechFest appoints oil industry veteran Brenda Wyllie as new chair
STEM education charity TechFest has appointed oil and gas industry veteran Brenda Wyllie as its new chair.
Wood signs 10-year global master services deal with Chevron
Wood has signed a global master services deal with US oil giant Chevron.
Shell eyes new pipeline for high-impact North Sea exploration target
Shell and Deltic Energy have set out development options and a date for drilling a high-impact exploration target in the North Sea.
ADNOC looks to Aberdeen’s ‘tartan’ revolution for $5bn UAE opportunity
ADNOC has hailed a “tartan” energy revolution in Aberdeen while seeking supply chain partners for a $5bn opportunity in Abu Dhabi.
Sir Ian Wood: UK unlikely to take more than 20% of ‘early’ ScotWind fabrication work
Sir Ian Wood has said it is unlikely that the UK supply chain will take more than 20% of the major fabrication work in the early wave of ScotWind contracts.
Aker BP and Aker Solutions to construct £167m ‘future-oriented’ Stavanger offices
Aker BP and Aker Solutions have announced they will construct new “future-oriented” offices in Stavanger.
UK drivers pay more than £105 to fill up car with diesel
The cost of filling up a standard car in the UK with diesel surpassed £105 ($128) for the first time, piling further pressure on Britons hit by a cost-of-living crisis.
Saipem moves ahead on drilling ambitions for offshore wind farms
Saipem and compatriot Trevi are planning to develop drilling systems for offshore wind farms.
SEE Monster: ‘Why isn’t this happening in Aberdeen?’ asks oil and gas industry boss
An oil and gas industry leader has highlighted an initiative to use a decommissioned platform as an art installation, asking ‘why isn’t this happening in Aberdeen?’
Ex-Scottish and UK ministers sign ‘unprecedented’ political declaration backing oil and gas
An "unprecedented" declaration has been signed by five former UK and Scottish Government ministers urging support for the oil and gas industry.
Storegga urges UK Government to ‘push the button’ on key emissions-busting tech
Storegga has urged the UK Government to “push the button” on emissions-busting technology which could create thousands of jobs in Aberdeenshire.
Cost of new North Sea Pilot oilfield ‘could be reduced by 75%’ by tax incentives
Costs for a planned new North Sea oilfield could be shaved by 75% with new tax incentives, the firm behind it has claimed.
Anasuria takes over as FPSO and pipeline operator from Petrofac
Anasuria Operating Company has taken over as operator of the namesake FPSO and associated pipelines in the North Sea from Petrofac.
West of Shetland to West Coast: Foinaven FPSO to depart BP oilfield
The Foinaven FPSO is leaving the namesake BP oilfield for Hunterston Port - but vessel owner Teekay has kept schtum on its final decom location.
Subsea 7 and Schlumberger renew winning team-up
Subsea 7 and Schlumberger have renewed their alliance following a major run of wins over the last two years.
Misinformation and disinformation – why is it so hard to fight?
Today, social media has become the primary source for news for much of the world.
Playing at the energy innovation casino table
Once in a while something comes along which suggests that all is not yet lost in terms of the idea that the UK is actually capable of securing real skin in the low carbon energy technologies game.
Brexit ‘slowed down investment’ into UK renewables, report finds
Brexit has “posed challenges” to development of renewables in the UK, according to a new report into the country’s energy transition.
Rough: Centrica applies to reopen UK’s largest gas storage facility
Centrica has submitted an application to reopen Rough, Britain’s largest gas storage facility, as the country seeks solutions to a harsh winter ahead.
Prestigious offices in Aberdeen running out of space
Prime office space across three prestigious office developments in the heart of Aberdeen is fast running out, new figures show.
Energy at a crossroads: which way next?
After a certain amount of time in this industry, you get a certain understanding for how the energy system works.
AAB: Why hydrogen and why now?
Over a third of the UK’s carbon emissions are generated by the 80 percent of domestic homes currently using natural gas for heating and cooking.
Carbon storage sites in Asia among cheapest globally
Carbon storage sites in Asia are expected to be among the cheapest globally and this could give the region a big advantage in the expanding market as the world races to decarbonise.