National Grid apprentice conquers A-level results day nerves
Matthew Craker, 18, didn’t feel he would be the right fit for university but has found a way to support the shift to net zero with an apprenticeship.
Scotland books sharp drop in oil revenues and wider deficit
The annual Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (Gers) report confirm "windfall conditions no longer exist in the North Sea".
Aberdeenshire’s Ashtead Technology opens office in Stavanger
AIM-listed Ashtead Technology said it had plans to further expand its Norwegian team and service offering over the next year.
KCA Deutag ‘expected to remain’ in Aberdeenshire after H&P buyout
Analysts welcome positives of the US buyout of the UK-based drill rig firm which brings a beneficial market share in the Middle East.
Port of Aberdeen digs in for £4million shore electrification project
Port of Aberdeen has started work to enable vessels to plug into the grid for power instead of burning heavily-polluting marine fuel when they are berthed.
Campaigners against “fundamental” Aberdeen ETZ proposal lose appeal
Scotland’s highest court has ruled that the city council did not act unlawfully over proposals for the Energy Transition Zone in Aberdeen
Kent lands global commissioning framework deal with Shell
Kent employs 13,000 and is a $1.4 billion revenue global business.
Aberdeen’s First Integrated Solutions picks up lift equipment business
The acquisitive Aberdeen equipment rental is on the look out for more deals.
Days are numbered for grid connection ‘braggerwatts’
TMO4+ queue reform will revolutionise outdated grid connection process and clear the way for renewable energy.
RWE backing for UKOG hydrogen boosts shares
RWE's "letter of support" for UKOG's hydrogen storage scheme will increase its chances for UK government funding.
Accountant brings bargain Aberdeen Airport car park back to life
The plan comes as passenger numbers bounce back after hitting rock bottom during the pandemic.
Harland and Wolff saved by loan extension but CEO jumps ship
The deal with US lenders has staved off the firm's potential collapse.
Shell goes for gas as profits hit £4.9 billion
Shell (LON:SHEL) unveiled quarterly profits $6.3 billion (£4.9b) as it highlighted global investments in gas and LNG.
Labour Government brings opportunities and changes for our energy industry
Labour’s manifesto called for Britain to become a "clean energy superpower" and they have wasted no time in reaffirming their policies and priorities.
BP reports £2.2billion quarterly profit and another £1.36bn for shareholders
Oil major BP (LON:BP) beat forecasts reporting "strong" profits and a boon for shareholders as confirmed investment in new oil and gas project in the Gulf of Mexico and scaled back plans to develop low carbon jet fuel.
Labour tax plans make low-carbon Rosebank ‘challenging’ – Equinor boss
Will ambitious plans to reduce emissions on the UK's largest untapped oil field be affected by new UK tax regime?
Aberdeen-based Centurion reveals ‘record’ year of buying non-oil and gas firms
The rentals specialist plans to keep buying more businesses around the globe in "critical industries" in "complex, challenging and remote locations".
Drax hands £300m to shareholders while waiting for subsidy
Drax is seeking to invest in bioenergy with carbon capture, use and storage (BECCS) technology at its main power-generation site but is looking to the UK government for a subsidy "bridge"
Supply chain “not to blame” for net zero delays, EIC report
Energy Industries Council eighth annual Survive and Thrive report highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the global energy supply chain amidst geopolitical and policy uncertainties.
Aberdeenshire pipeline firm Stats eyes further growth after record year
The Kintore-based company has revealed its first results since being acquired Japanese firm Mitsui last year.
Martin Lacey joins ‘fast-track’ Glen Earrach hydro scheme as support plan draws near
The pumped storage hydro specialist will lead the next stages of £2bn Glen Earrach Energy project on Loch Ness as the new UK government prepares funding framework for the autumn.
Management team leads multi-million pound buyout of Proserv
CEO Davis Larssen and CFO Mark Fraser have also introduced an employee ownership scheme, marking a significant milestone in the company's 60-year history.
Obituary: Ian Clark, who led Shetland’s battle to control big oil
Former energy minister Brian Wilson pays tribute to the man who helped to ensure Shetland extracted a levy from every barrel of oil that came ashore, and asks who are the leaders like Ian now?
UK government denies it has banned new North Sea drilling
Government insists oil and gas firms that have already applied for licences to explore and drill in the North Sea will not be blocked.
Where in Scotland will Labour base GB Energy?: Front runners
We analyse which hotly anticipated locations in Scotland now most likely be chosen for the headquarters of GB Energy