Norway oil output falls short of expectations despite month-on-month rise
Maintenance work across a host of Norwegian fields saw the country's oil production fall nine per cent short of predictions, new figures have revealed.
Aquamarine plans expansion for new Oyster project
Wave power firm Aquamarine Power has revealed plans for a major expansion as it prepares to develop the next phase of its renewable energy technology.
Antrim eyes Causeway sell-off as fears grow over company’s future
Struggling North Sea oil firm Antrim says it may be forced to sell off its stake in the Causeway field as it continues to face financial problems.
Statfjord A to continue operations to 2020
One of the North Sea's oldest platforms is to receive a new lease of life after plans were announced to extend production for another seven years.
Technip to manage North Sea pipleline link-up from Edvard Grieg
Technip are to provide diving services for the new Edvard Grieg pipeline after landing a major subsea deal with North Sea operator Statoil.
Opec output falls again as ministers prepare to set 2014 oil targets
Record output from non-Opec countries lifted the world's oil supply to 91.8million barrels per day, new figures have revealed.
DOF Subsea to inspect wrecked WW2 sub after landing £500m contracts
Energy services firm DOF Group has landed global contracts worth almost £500million.
Energy arm provides profits boost for Atkins
Engineering firm Atkins saw profits at its energy arm grow by more than 14% for the first half of the year after clinching a major deal with Maersk.
GE expands Indonesia subsea facility
GE Oil and Gas's Subsea arm has expanded its operations in Indonesia with an expanded manufacturing facility for South-east Asia.
RGU lecturer to join Amor
A leading Aberdeen academic is to join offshore technology firm Amor Energy on secondment.
Petroceltic comes up dry in Romanian drilling
Irish exploration firm Petroceltic says it has abandoned one of its wells off the Romanian coast after failing to uncover any oil.
RWE set to axe 6700 jobs in cost-cutting move
North Sea operator RWE is to cut more than 6700 jobs across Europe in the next three years after warning it expects profits to fall by almost half next year.
Faroe snaps up Lowlander field with eye to new North Sea hub
Atlantic-focused oil firm Faroe Petroleum has bought out its partner in the undeveloped Lowlander discovery as it eyes setting up a new production hub in the North Sea.
US authorities cite Wood Group PSN over safety breaches following fatal rig explosion
Wood Group PSN has been hit with eleven safety violation warnings following a fatal rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
Spike gets go-ahead for £103m Bridge deal
Spike Exploration has been given the green light for its £103million takeover of North Sea oil firm Bridge Energy.
Schlumberger in talks with Iraq authorities over attack at Basra camp
Schlumberger has suspended its operations in Iraq after a British worker was attacked at their camp in Iraq over an alleged religious slight.
Houston quits as BG Group COO
Martin Houston has quit his role as chief operating officer with energy giant BG Group.
New Breagh blow as field shut-in month after start-up
The troubled Breagh North Sea gas field has been shut in once again after more problems at the processing plant due to handle its output.
ABT to take unmanned buoy system to Irish finds
The company behind a pioneering unmanned oil extraction system has been given another boost after striking a deal to farm into a pair of Irish finds.
British oil worker hospitalised as Baker Hughes and Schlumberger hit by violent protests in Iraq
A British oil worker has been injured after violent exchanges at an oilfield in Iraq over an alleged religious insult.
Stork makes Middle East move with Oryx venture
Aberdeen-based energy support firm Stork Technical Services is to expand into the Middle East after launching a new joint venture based in Qatar.
New energy industry lecture series to debut in Aberdeen
Aberdeen is to play host to the first in a new series of lectures aimed at the energy industry.
3sun moves into renewables sector with Elmes appointment
Energy services group 3sun has appointed Andrew Elmes as its first renewables director.
£62m cash boost for Circle after debt deal
Middle East-focused explorers Circle Oil have secured a £62million debt facility through the World Bank to continue its push into North Africa.
Wood Review: Read the interim findings here
Sir Ian Wood has published his interim report on the future of the UK Continental Shelf and the country's oil and gas industry.