A Japanese court has ordered the government and the operator of the Fukushima nuclear plant to pay 500 million yen (£3.4 million) to thousands of former residents who demanded damages for their livelihoods lost in the 2011 nuclear crisis.
Flat pack furniture giant Ikea has posted rising full year sales and revealed that it now owns more wind turbines than stores as it moves a step closer to becoming “energy independent”.
Helicopter manufacturer Airbus is “actively considering” the possibility of putting CEO Guillaume Faury in a offshore H225 work flight situation in response to an online petition.
With the North Sea topping the global industry with women leadership, Energy’s new series highlights those forging the path ahead for the sector
The UK retains 10th position as an attractive area for renewable investment in the EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI).
Prime Minister Theresa May has used a phone call with her Israeli counterpart to stress the importance of the Iran nuclear deal.
The Sellafield nuclear site is facing a series of strikes by workers in disputes over pay after news of the first walk-out by its firefighters.
CUI Global, Inc. announced today that the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (OFGEM) in the United Kingdom has approved the Stage Gate Report for Future Billing Methodology (FBM), moving the project ahead to Phase 2 and confirming the use of CUI Global’s unique GasPT Technology as the chosen Calorific Value (CV) analyzer.
NorSea Group UK has announced that they have successfully completed Phase I of their multi-million pound investment within Peterhead Port.
The Government is to publish draft legislation to enforce a cap on some energy prices on Thursday, it has been announced.
Firefighters at the Sellafield nuclear power station are to stage two days of strike action later this month in a dispute over pay.
Leading oil and gas company, Total, have penned a Technical Evaluation Agreement with National Office of Petroleum of Guinea (ONAP) to research potential ultra-deep offshore prospects.
Offshore engineering and technology company, Osbit Ltd, have secured terms to introduce their new access system.
Ethical peer-to-peer finance platform, Abundance Investments, launches its second round of investment to extend Monnow Valley Biomass plc’s portfolio of biomass boilers
An Aberdeen based firm has announced the deployment of the world’s first Ultrasonic Thickness Testing (UT) drone.
A north-east deck machinery firm is back in the black after what has been a challenging two years for the oil and gas industry.
An Aberdeen-based well engineering and project management company has marked five years in business by opening new bases across the globe to meet growing demand.
Oilfield Helping Hands (OHH), a non-profit charitable organization set up in Houston, Texas, is helping oil workers who’re facing financial hardship as a consequence of Hurricane Harvey.
Oil companies working within the US territory waters in the Gulf of Mexico have pulled employees from oil rigs as another heavy weather front looks to hit the beleaguered area.
Already under heavy strain and a 30% power outage after Hurricane Irma, Puerto Rico’s power grid was dealt near death blow by Hurricane Maria two weeks ago.
The Prime Minister plans to introduce a price cap on energy prices next week, bringing a draft Bill to Parliament which she claims will "stop ordinary families being ripped off."
Levels of several major air pollutants in Scotland have dropped by more than two thirds since 1990, new figures show.
Business leaders within the European market have given export guarantees to Tehran in an effort to retain the Iran nuclear deal in the event of US withdrawal, the Guardian has reported.
Commodity and mining group, Glencore, are taking over a 75% stake in Chevron’s CVX.N South Africa unit and all of Chevron Botswana, claim Reuters.
