The volume of Turkish gas carried by the Blue Stream pipeline will increase by 1billion cubic metres, it was announced today. To satisfy the demand of the Turkey’s customers, Alexey Miller, and Taner Yildiz agreed after a meeting in Moscow that the pipeline will be expand from 16billion to 19billion cubic metres.
The Solar Trade Association (STA) has accused the UK Government of capping solar power
Energy giant Statoil has successfully completed a joint venture in the Barents Sea.
Canadian energy company Vanoil has launched legal action against the Kenyan government after a dispute over one of its operations.
Lightstream Resources has closed in on a $378million asset sale, resulting in a string of future possibilities.
One of the largest oil and gas companies in the far east, Edgo Energy, has secured licences for its Qarordon and Surkhsimo blocks in Tajikistan.
The investigation into last year's Arctic 30 protest has been closed.
Adept Solutions has secured a string of contracts in West Africa.
San Leon Energy's progress this year has placed the firm in a 'strong portfolio position', its chairman said today.
Aquamarine Power has appointed John Malcolm as its chief executive officer. Mr Malcolm replaces Martin McAdam, who is stepping down from the post after six and a half years. He said: "Every business must go through a process of renewal and I feel now is a suitable point to hand the baton into John's very experienced and capable hands."
Ramboll Oil and Gas has appointed its first Aberdeen managing director.
JKX Oil and Gas has been awarded a long-term license for work in Ukraine after finishing a phase on its Elizavetovskoye project.
A three step process that could reduce offshore wind costs was pledged by DNV GL today.
The fourth of Maersk's deepwater drilllships was named at a ceremony in South Korea yesterday.
The health of offshore workers will be under the spotlight at seminar in Aberdeen next week.
A construction guide to support the delivery of offshore renewable energy products has been published by two key industry bodies.
Aberdeen-based Atlas has reached a 'key stage' in expanding its portfolio after entering a partnership with an online technical solutions provider.
Sitting between the British mainland and the Northern Isles, Caithness is best-known in the energy industry for Dounreay - the nuclear research plant that developed fast breeder reactor technology in 1955.
Scotland's 2020 renewable heat target is 'worryingly out of reach', Scottish Renewables said today.
A German solar company has given a heartwarming response to this week's UN climate talks.
Completion of a meteorological mast has marked a 'major milestone' in the Moray Offshore Renewables (MORL) offshore wind zone.
Mirage Machines has invested a 'significant' sum in a subsea focused energy research and development for North America in Texas.
Semco Maritime has won a string of rig projects to be carried out in the UK.
Cortez Subsea has appointed Tony Mckay as its operations director. Tony has thirty-five years' experience working in the oil and gas sector and including steering Topaz Oil and Gas away from company losses and toward growth. As former projects manager of Kellog Brown and Root, he managed two major decommissioning projects in the North Sea and played a major role in setting up the Petrofac Brownfield Engineering division.
The shale gas revolution will take the lead at an SPE Aberdeen presentation next week.
