AJS secures five-year extension to ONEgas support deal
Stork and Amec have secured an extended deal to provide integrated services for Shell's North Sea ONEgas assets.
World’s largest wave energy project set for green light
New technology tested in the Cromarty Firth is set to play a key role in the world's largest wave energy project.
Petrofac picks up £1billion Kuwait refinery project
Oil industry services provider Petrofac has picked up a second major deal in the Middle East after landing a £2.3billion joint venture in Kuwait.
Tullow looks to yield more from Mauritania after breaking 2013 oil find targets
North Sea oil firm Tullow says it expects to add more than 200million barrels of oil to its reserves this year - despite seeing saw post-tax profits drop dramatically in 2013.
Ithaca comes up dry on Handcross
North Sea oil firm Ithaca has been dealt a blow after coming up dry on the Handcross prospect West of Shetland.
BW Offshore looks for 2014 growth after seeing earnings up 80%
FPSO provider BW Offshore saw earnings almost double for 2013 after being boosted by full-year contributions from their new BW Athena and BW Joko Tole vessels.
New help launched for Scots green energy firms
Scottish green technology companies are being offered a helping hand in getting their products to market, as part of a new scheme being launched in Edinburgh today.
SgurrEnergy makes South African move
Scots green power consultancy SgurrEnergy has kicked off plans for international expansion after opening an office in South Africa.
New ATP owners dump Octabuoy plans for Cheviot North Sea field
The investors behind a £81million rescue package for North Sea firm ATP Oil and Gas are to look at new options for developing the Cheviot field after dumping previous plans for the project.
Lundin confirms disappointing find at Torvastad well
North Sea oil firm Lundin has confirmed its lastest bid to explore the fringes of the giant Johan Sverdrup field has fallen short.
Technip to support innovative subsea compression project
Energy industry project management giants Technip has landed a major contract to provide support for the Åsgard subsea compression project on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Work begins on Cameroon prospect after end of force majeure
Work has begun on the Ntem oil concession off Cameroon after the end of a nine-year dispute over maritime borders.
Antrim sells off UK assets to First Oil after mounting Causeway costs
Troubled North Sea oil firm Antrim Energy is to sell off its UK assets in a £32million deal after admitting the costs of developing the Causeway field had proved too much.
Positive signs on Langlitinden for Det Norske
Norwegian operator Det Norske has been boosted after revealing it has found hydrocarbon traces on a prospect in the Barents Sea.
Leviathan deal should be catalyst for North Sea firms to make Israel move, says oil chief
Exclusive: The organiser of a new conference aimed at increasing interest in Israel's oil and gas reserves believes a major investment in the country announced today will spark interest from Aberdeen firms.
Subsea Expo 2014: Organisers look to add polish for future after record turnout
The head of Subsea UK has warned against making the organisation's annual expo too big - after the 2014 show closed with a record attendance.
Subsea Expo 2014: Watch all our videos from this year’s show
Watch our complete set of videos, interviews and features from the 2014 Subsea Expo.
Statoil switches focus to cash after 2013 earnings drop
Norwegian oil giant Statoil is to drop its 2020 production targets and slash investment plans as it looks to increase cash and shareholders.
Subsea Expo 2014: Deep Energy will be ‘gamechanger’ for North Sea, say Technip
The arrival of a revolutionary new pipe laying vessel into the North Sea this spring could be a ‘game changer’ for the way ships are used across the region.
Subsea Expo 2014: Highlights from day three
Get the latest news, videos, images and interviews from this year's Subsea Expo at the AECC
Subsea Expo 2014: Subsea 7 win will take Maritime Developments to ‘next level’
Offshore engineering firm Maritime Developments has landed a clutch of contracts for Subsea 7 as part of the company’s work off the coast of Brazil.
Premier Oil closing in on Catcher and Sea Lion plans
North Sea operator Premier Oil is closing in on two major developments after confirming it planned to submit its proposals to develop the Catcher field next week.
Subsea Expo 2014: Ex-military personnel must show willingness to make oil and gas switch, says boss
A leading oil and gas boss has called on ex-military personnel looking to make the switch into the energy industry to prove they are interested in making the move and avoid making the recruitment drive a 'one-way street'.
Subsea Expo 2014: Paradigm looks to cut pollution risk
Blockage removal experts Paradigm has launched a new flushing system designed to cut down on environmental risk for oil and gas operators.
Enegi eyes new North Sea licences for buoy system
The oil firm behind plans to redevelop a previously uneconomic North Sea field with revolutionary new technology says it is eyeing new fields for the system in the latest licensing round.