Oilexco boss enters bid for ONS assets
The chief executive of Canadian oil company Oilexco was yesterday said to be bidding for some of the assets of its subsidiary, Oilexco North Sea (ONS), which went into administration last month.
The chief executive of Canadian oil company Oilexco was yesterday said to be bidding for some of the assets of its subsidiary, Oilexco North Sea (ONS), which went into administration last month.
Scottish company Burntisland Fabrications (BiFab) said yesterday it had landed a £50million contract, which will lead to 150 jobs.
INDUSTRY body Oil and Gas UK is introducing new guidelines setting out principles and process in the banning of contractor employees from an offshore installation.
A Scot who is one of the bosses at international oil and gas facility-service provider Petrofac is to retire.
OIL and Gas UK's first seminar of 2009 will focus on the link between the management of workplace health and a company's business efficiency and performance.
DOING business in Texas will be the focus of a free seminar for oil and gas service firms in Aberdeen on Monday.
An Aberdeen-based oil service company announced plans yesterday to add more than 200 posts to its worldwide workforce by 2012.
OIL and Gas UK yesterday unveiled new model agreements to help companies conclude deals quickly and efficiently.
Four north-east businessmen with a background in the oil industry are planning to start a new generation of coal-fuelled energy production in Scotland.
Organisers of Europe's biggest subsea industry event last night hailed it as the most successful to date.
LEADING lights of the subsea oil and gas sector were honoured last night.
Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy made a pledge yesterday to be the champion for the UK subsea industry.
Hundreds of jobs are expected to be created in the north-east following yesterday's launch of the National Subsea Research Institute (NSRI).
Subsea riser engineering consultant MCS will reveal today that it plans to create about 30 jobs in Aberdeen this year.
BRISTOW Helicopters has won back a North Sea contract.
The UK arm of Abu Dhabi national energy company TAQA said yesterday it was in the market for acquisitions.
OIL giant BP said yesterday it had no plans for fresh job cuts at its North Sea HQ in Aberdeen.
NAUTRONIX, an Aberdeen company providing marine technology services, said yesterday it had completed a North Sea project with Subsea 7.
Oil giant Shell is not planning any further job cuts among its Aberdeen workforce, the company said yesterday.
All offers are now in from companies interested in taking over the operations of oil and gas firm Oilexco North Sea (ONS), which went into administration last month.
OIL service company Sigma3 has been awarded a two-year contract extension with Shell UK in the North Sea worth hundreds of millions of pounds.
ENVIROCO said yesterday it had landed a seven-year contract to provide waste-management and industrial-cleaning services to Shell in the UK worth about £50million.
There was good news yesterday on two North Sea discoveries.
A WAVE-POWER device that could provide a breakthrough in reaching sustainable energy targets was said yesterday to be is a step closer to commercial use.
ESS Support Services Worldwide announced two senior appointments yesterday.