Amec lands US nuclear engineering group
Engineering services group Amec has agreed a £18million deal to buy a US nuclear firm.
Bird airlifted to safety from North Sea rig
An exhausted bird has been airlifted from a North Sea oil rig after being blown off course.
Safety chiefs to investigate death of rig worker after Gulf plunge
US safety chiefs are to launch an investigation after a welder was killed when he fell from a Gulf of Mexico oil platform this week.
Losses narrow at Det Norske as focus moves to Sverdrup and Aasen
Norwegian oil and gas group Det Norske says it is on schedule to decide on how to develop the massive Johan Sverdrup field by the end of 2014 after seeing third quarter losses narrow.
Petrobras eyes 1m barrels a day increase before end of 2013
Brazilian state oil producer Petrobras says it will up its output by 1million barrels a day before the end of the year as it prepares to bring new units online.
BG Group ready for Jasmine start-up as Egypt woes hit profits
BG Group says it expects to bring the Lomond field in the North Sea back online in the next few weeks as it looks to bounce back from a 10% production drop over the last three months.
Total looks for sustained growth despite profits drop
Oil group Total said it was focusing on long-term growth after seeing its third-quarter profits drop 19%.
Shell earnings down 31% as Nigerian crisis costs them 65,000 barrels a day
Higher costs and ongoing security problems in Nigeria saw Shell's third quarter earnings drop 31% compared to last year.
Scottish Water turns to turbines to power Skye treatment plant
Scottish Water is to power its waste treatment facility on Skye with three new wind turbines as part of a drive to green energy.
Aker sells loading arm in £154m deal
Oilfield services group Aker has sold off its mooring and loading systems in a £154million deal.
Coast guard find body of missing welder knocked into sea from oil platform
The body of a welder who sparked a massive search operation after falling into the sea from a platform in the Gulf of Mexico has been recovered by rescuers.
Darcy lands sand control deal for Snorre field
Kintore-based sand control firm Darcy Technologies has landed a deal to provide completion systems for Statoil.
Statoil steps up exploration programme after North Sea sell-offs
Norwegian oil giant Statoil said it expects production levels to fall next year as the impact of its recent sell-off programme is felt.
Only Fuels and Horses: When the oil industry turned to Del Boy…
A special episode of Only Fools and Horses made to encourage children into the oil and gas industry has resurfaced online after being lost for 30 years.
Energy supply chain investment up 15%, finds new report
Investment in the global energy industry supply chain rose by more than 15% in the last three months as the number of new oil, gas and renewable projects announced around the world increased by a third.
Accord Energy eyes expansion after record turnover
Employee-owned Aberdeen firm Accord posted record turnover levels as it closes in on a £5million target by 2015.
Wood Group lands two-year St Fergus services extension
Wood Group has landed a two-year deal to continue providing services for the St Fergus Gas Terminal - securing 500 jobs.
First oil for Conoco as £3billion Ekofisk South project begins production
ConocoPhillips's Ekofisk South North Sea project has begun oil production for the first time.
3Sun plans new Aberdeen jobs after seeing turnover double
Energy industry services firm 3Sun Group says it plans to create new jobs at its North-east operations after seeing turnover almost double to £13.7million.
Tullow suspends Kenyan operations after jobs protests
Tullow Oil has been forced to suspend work on two key fields in Kenya after protests by locals over jobs.
Statoil plans new platform for Snorre in £4bn bid to extend field’s lifespan
North Sea giant Statoil is to build a new platform on the Snorre field as it looks to extend the life of the $4billion project until 2040.
North Atlantic eyes NYSE listing after freezing sale talks
North Atlantic Drilling is to seek an independent listing on the New York Stock Exchange after putting talks over selling a majority stake in the firm on hold.
Google ups green spend to $1bn with new solar farm project
Internet giant Google has increased its investment in renewable energy to more than $1billion after becoming a partner in a new solar project in California.
Tethys chairman stands down to spearhead cancer foundation
The head of Swedish oil firm Tethys has quit the company and sold his entire shareholding - in order to spearhead the fight against a rare form of cancer.
USA edges nearer top slot as Libya unrest sparks sharp drop in OPEC output
The shale oil boom will confirm the USA as the world's largest oil producer next year, the International Energy Agency has confirmed - as global oil supplies suffered a sharp drop.