BW Catcher FPSO contract extended beyond fixed term
The operators of the BW Catcher FPSO vessel have announced its contract has been extended beyond its fixed term.
The operators of the BW Catcher FPSO vessel have announced its contract has been extended beyond its fixed term.
The firms behind the Acorn carbon capture and storage (CCS) and hydrogen joint venture have announced Nic Braley to lead its project team.
BAE Systems chief Charles Woodburn is being backed by some investors to replace former CEO Bernard Looney
The UK urgently needs coordinated and integrated transition plans to ensure a just and fair transition for all, writes Professor Paul de Leeuw
The Chancellor has hit back at the former net zero tsar after he quit the Conservatives over the Government’s decision to increase domestic oil and gas drilling.
Scottish communities "expected to bear a large part of the burden" of the UK's renewables transition are questioning the value of funding they receive in return.
When GMB said the UK needs “plans not bans” for the future our energy sector we meant it, and our offshore sector must be front and centre.
Scottish ministers reject Faw Side wind farm plans over potential impacts to UK nuclear treaty obligations
From wood to coal, to oil and nuclear, all our industrial revolutions, all our energy transitions, have been driven by people, writes OPITO chief operating officer Alex Spencer.
Researchers at Heriot-Watt University develop method of turning whisky industry wastewater into green hydrogen
The energy industry continues to develop at pace, and that’s reflected by Decom Mission activity and that of our members.
Unite is clear that the UK cannot allow oil and gas workers to become the coal miners of our generation.
German energy firm RWE is set to begin construction on the 63MW Strathy Wood onshore wind farm near Inverness, its third Scottish development to get underway within 12 months.
Equinor and BP will seek "new offtake opportunities" for the Empire Wind 2 project.
Energy services provider Expro (NYSE:XPRO) is today marking 40 years of operations since launching its first subsea test tree system in the North Sea in 1983.
The UK government outlined its CCUS Vision in December, but where will the carbon set to be stored in offshore sites be sourced from?
UAE-based fabrication firm Lamprell has signed a "very large capacity" supply agreement for two major offshore wind developments off the coast of Norfolk.
Drilling company Valaris (NYSE: VAL) has been fined £130,000 by an Aberdeen court following a North Sea crane boom collapse in 2016.
OEG Renewables is continuing its expansion into the Asia-Pacific renewables markets, with further opportunities beckoning in Japan and South Korea
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued an improvement notice to North Sea operator Apache over its failure to properly maintain supports to the flaring system on its Beryl hub.
The parent company of former North Sea operator JX Nippon disciplined three executives over the incident.
Australian oil and gas explorer Finder Energy (ASX:FDR) has outlined details of its Boaz gas prospect in the Central North Sea.
The three-year deal continues a strong run of orders for Petrofac in 2023, however the company still faces a range of financial pressures.
Uplift and Greenpeace will challenge the decision to approve Rosebank on the basis of downstream emissions, legally binding net zero targets and impacts to marine life.
Shell Plc (LON: SHEL) agreed to sell its stake in the Schwedt refinery, a plant that supplies much of eastern Germany with fuel and has been caught up in Europe’s standoff with Moscow over the war in Ukraine.