At every Q&A session following the many presentations I give, I am asked: “what are the things that keep you awake at night?” writes Steve Rae, Director with Fortitude – Action Beyond Compliance.
The energy industry has intensified its focus on cyber security in recent years in response to rising geopolitical tensions and infrastructure and assets becoming more digitally connected.
The full list of finalists for the 37th Offshore Achievement Awards have been unveiled.
Harbour Energy’s legal team has said their recent court case against Shell has underscored the “far reaching” impact of sanctions on Russia.
A total of 24 companies have been offered oil and gas licences in Norway from the APA 2023 round.
"That, to me, is a demonstration that they’re not really serious about tackling the climate crisis.”
Energy secretary insists government was told at same point as workforce, despite receiving warnings in February 2022.
The CEO of Wood (LON: WG) has not ruled out further divestments as the firm continues to execute its medium and long-term targets.
Ethos Energy, majority owned by Wood, was launched as a £685m “super-firm” in 2014.
There is “quite a lot of scepticism in the developer community” for the UK’s plans around the Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction, a leading firm has warned.
Dolphin Drilling has vowed to appeal.
A pair of the North Sea's largest oil and gas operators have gone to court over a contract spat brought on by European sanctions against Russia.
ConnTrak complained that Mermaid Group owed $635,000 in undisputed invoices which were months overdue.
Norway’s energy minister has said oil and gas activity may be hit by a lack spare parts for S-92 helicopters.
A marine energy consultancy and HSE specialist have teamed up to create what they say will be the leader in the Aberdeen rig inspection market.
Upstream oil and gas is the main segment of the UK offshore energy industry likely to be impacted by uncertainty of a general election, top dealmakers have said.
Wood (LON: WG) will design the topsides for Trion, a new oil project in the Gulf of Mexico from Australian energy giant Woodside.
Analysts: Profits “dragged down” by chemicals unit, and questions over “weak” cash flow guidance.
CHC Helicopter chief executive Jorn Madsen is resigning after 10 months in the role, to be replaced by former Valaris CEO Tom Burke.
Offshore wind stalwart Tim Pick says he’s “genuinely shocked” to have been awarded MBE in the New Year Honours list.
Norway is to follow the UK with special safety requirements for “extra broad” offshore workers going into helicopters.
Experts have called for vigilance, pointing to "warnings from history".
“I couldn’t help but wonder what it would be like if that sense of individuality intersecting with a sense of belonging was translated into our workplaces”.
Meanwhile, maintenance topped the list of more than 1,000 "non-compliance issues" in HSE's annual report.
The opportunities for the crane and lifting pipeline in the North Sea have never been greater.
