Tributes paid to engineer who sparked Morecambe Bay gas find
Tributes have been paid to a leading engineer who kickstarted gas exploration in one of the UK's largest fields.
Heritage reaps dividend of Nigeria investment after profits surge
Independent oil group Heritage has seen its half-year profits soar after buying into Nigeria's oil industry.
Technip and NPCC land $1.7bn Umm Lulu project
Technip has landed a share of a $1.7billion deal to carry out engineering, procurement and construction work on the Umm Lulu oil field in the United Arab Emirates.
Rig maker Lamprell back in back
Oil rig maker Lamprell bounced into the black today after turning around last year's huge losses - but warned it expected a falloff in 2014.
Noreco takes $80million hit after production wipe-out
Troubled Norwegian oil firm Noreco saw second quarter losses widen as the loss of its entire production output due to technical problems took its toll.
Dana Gas in talks over outstanding Egyptian payments
Middle East-focused gas firm Dana Gas says it has opened talks with Egyptian authorities over increasing its production in the country, after hitting the highest output level in two years.
Offshore Europe: Sports project links up with Energy Cities cup
A leading sport project for young people in Scotland has joined forces with Premiership side Aberdeen for next week's Offshore Europe conference.
Race begins for Barents Sea block nominations – as Norway warns licences will be limited
The race to claim a newly opened area of the Barents Sea has started after the Norwegian government invited applications for the next oil and gas licencing round.
New oil find for Statoil off Newfoundland
New oil find for Statoil off Newfoundland
We must wait for full facts of crash investigation, says oil industry chief
The head of oil and gas' industry body has called for calm thinking in the aftermath of the fatal North Sea helicopter crash.
Order slowdown and scrapped Cat B rig hits profits at Aker
Oilfield services group Aker Solutions says a decline in the number of new orders and a lack of contracts for existing vessels helped push down second quarter earnings.
Technip wins FEED deal for Lake Charles LNG expansion
Offshore engineering group Technip has landed a deal to provide front-end engineering and design work for the expansion of a LNG plant in the USA.
Greenpeace withdraws oil protest boat after Russian coastguard threaten to shoot it
Greenpeace has withdrawn a boat from Russia's Kara Sea after being boarded by coastguards who threatened to open fire on the vessel.
Anadarko nets $2.64billion after Mozambique stake sale to ONGC
US oil group Anadarko has sold off 10% of its offshore Mozambique stake in a $2.64billion cash deal - as it looks to develop its American operations.
New production delay for troubled Noreco
Troubled North Sea operator Noreco has been dealt a new blow after it emerged production from three of its fields has been delayed again.
Det Norske comes up dry with Augunshaug wildcat
Norwegian North Sea operator Det Norske says it has come up dry on its latest wildcat on the Augunshaug prospect.
Songa eyes asset sale to cover new rig costs
North Sea drilling firm Songa Offshore has admitted it may have to sell off more assets in order to finace four new rigs being built.
Book of condolence opened for Super Puma crash victims
The UK Oil and Gas Chaplaincy has opened a book of condolence for people wishing to pay tribute to the four offshore workers who died after Friday's helicopter accident.
Petrofac secures $300m EnQuest deals
Petrofac has secured a $300million deal to provide duty holder and operations services for EnQuest's North Sea assets.
Falkland Islands to review Rockhopper tax decision
The government of the Falkland Islands says it is to look again at the tax demand it has issued oil developer Rockhopper over the Sea Lion field.
‘Significant’ Cooper-Eromanga basin find for Senex
Australian oil firm Senex says it has made a 'significant' find in its Burruna-2 exploration in the Cooper-Eromanga basin.
Harland and Wolff to carry out Blackford Dolphin drydock
Aberdeen-based Dolphin Drilling has commissioned Harland and Wolff to carry out drydock repairs for its Blackford Dolphin rig.
Subsea vessel spending ‘to reach $106billion in five years’
Demand for subsea vessels could increase by more than half over the next five years as oil and gas field development grows more complex, a new report has claimed.
Xcite begins hunt for partners on Bentley field after posting half-year profit
North Sea appraisal firm Xcite Energy says it has started the hunt for partners to help it develop one of the largest untapped oil resources in the North Sea.
Technip to lay world’s deepest gas pipeline in Gulf of Mexico
Technip is to lay the world's deepest gas pipeline after securing a new contract for the Gulf of Mexico.