Bond engineers were “cautious about everything” in the days leading up to the fatal 2009 helicopter tragedy amid ongoing investigations into an earlier crash, a fatal accident inquiry has heard.
The fatal accident inquiry into the 2009 North Sea helicopter catastrophe continues to focus on the events surrounding the discovery of a metal fragment in the gearbox just weeks before the aircraft crashed.
The parent of North Sea helicopter operator CHC Helicopter expects to raise up to £322million in a stock market listing aimed at reducing its debt pile and positioning itself for growth.
Oilfield service company Archer said yesterday it was to axe around 200 jobs across its global operations – including the UK – as part of a restructuring plan.
Argentina has threatened to jail oil bosses drilling off the Falkland Islands for up to 15 years after passing a law banning illegal exploration on the Argentine continental shelf.
An expansion of Aberdeen harbour into Nigg Bay will allow it to avoid the kind of access problems plaguing other ports around the UK, according to chief executive Colin Parker
A record number of UK oil and gas contractors plan to grow their workforces in the coming year but are finding it increasingly difficult to recruit and retain skilled staff, a new report says.
Front Row Energy Partners, a consortium of upstream industry experts who put money into oil and gas businesses alongside other investors, has completed its third acquisition in a year.
An Aberdeen-based oil and gas expert said the industry had good reason to be concerned about higher taxes if Scotland becomes independent, but dismissed the idea it would also mean more red tape.
Dana Petroleum is proving to be a lucrative asset for its Far East owner and helping South Korea to become more self-sufficient in terms of energy, one of the Aberdeen oil firm’s management said yesterday.
The boss of Aberdeen firm Apollo Offshore Engineering is doing what he loves in a city he grew up hearing about through friends. He tells Keith Findlay all about his passion for engineering.
Oil and gas producer Canadian Natural Resources (CNR) said yesterday its Banff floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel would resume work in the UK North Sea in the first half of 2014.
Aberdeen firm Return to Scene (R2S), which analyses offshore installations and crime scenes, is to transport guests to offshore platforms, subsea environments and the virtual world of installations in the design phase from the comfort of their seats.