Saudi Aramco pulls out of Petronas JV – reports
Saudi Aramco has reportedly shelved plans for a multi-billion-dollar refining and petrochemical joint venture.
Crews to investigate source of oil leak on Saskatchewan aboriginal land
An investigation into an oil spill on an aboriginal reserve in western Canada will include checks of leak-detection measures.
Ichthys LNG project dealt blow as CIMIC pulls out
The Ichthys liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project has been dealt a blow as an engineering firm said it was pulling the plug.
GE proposes investment in Nigerian oil refineries
General Electric has proposed investing in Nigeria's oil refineries.
Scottish Energy Strategy could include government owned energy firm
The Scottish Energy Strategy which has been set out in draft by the government could include its very own company.
Opinion: Will Scotland be given weight it deserves to influence Tories industrial strategy?
I said on Monday in the House of Commons that I cautiously welcome the consultation on the UK Government’s Industrial Strategy and after questioning the Secretary of State for Business, Energy, and Industry, and that remains my reaction to this news.
Retired senior judge will chair public inquiry into botched green energy
One of Northern Ireland’s most senior retired judges will chair a public inquiry into a botched green energy scheme.
Draft energy plan’s ‘strong ambition’ welcomed by campaigners
Campaigners have hailed the “strong ambition” of the Scottish Government’s draft energy plan but warned more work is needed to transform the energy efficiency of homes.
Scottish Renewables hails “landmark moment” after publication of energy strategy
Scottish Renewable has described the publication of a draft strategy on the future of energy in Scotland as a "landmark moment".
Scottish Government reveals strategy for new energy vision
The Scottish Government has revealed its draft strategy for energy which sets out a vision for 2050 including up to £50million in funding for 13 projects across the country.
Shetland welcomes new beginning but marks “end of era” for Sullom Voe Terminal
A Shetland councillor has described the change in ownership of the Sullom Voe Terminal (SVT) as the "end of an era", after it was revealed it would change hands from BP to EnQuest.
Innogy sees no reason to scrap plans to enter US market on Trump election
Innogy said it sees no reason to scrap plans to enter the US onshore wind market.
Offshore windfarms power cost drops by 32% in five years, says report
The cost of power from offshore wind farms has fallen by a third in five years, a report has shown.
Pipeline in Canada leaks 200,000 litres of oil in aboriginal community
A pipeline in Canada has leaked an estimated 200,000 litres of oil in an aboriginal community, the provincial government has said.
Boss of EUA warns industrial strategy “contradicts” current government policies
The boss of the Energy & Utilities Alliance (EUA) has welcomed the UK Government's industrial strategy but said it "contradicts" current policies.
British Gas business to pay £9.5m penalty over billing and complaints problems
British Gas Business has agreed to pay a £9.5 million penalty after the energy watchdog said it “let customers down” following billing and complaints issues.
Tower Resources completes acquisition of Comet Petroleum
Tower Resources has completed the sale of its subsidiary Comet Petroleum Limited.
Investment decision in Europe’s gas demand needed now, says Gazprom boss
Immediate investment decisions are needed in Europe to continue long-term gas demand, according to Gazprom's deputy cheif executive.
Trump’s administration draws from energy industry lobby for EPA
US President Donald Trump's administration has drawn heavily from the energy industry lobby to build its team for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
SoCalGas urges customers to reduce use of natural gas
Southern California Gas Co (SoCalGas) has urged its customers to reduce their use of natural gas until further notice.
WWF warns oil firms should not “dodge obligations” by disposing of old platforms in North Sea
Environmental group the WWF has said oil firms should not be allowed to “dodge their obligations” to dispose of old platforms in the North Sea.
ASCO claims “small group” of employees in discussion over 24/7 rotation
ASCO said it is currently consulting with a "small group" of employees over changes to their contracts.
Eni to deepen involvement in Nigerian energy industry
Eni said it plans to deepen its involvement in Nigeria's energy industry.
Nippon, Petronas starts commercial operations from Sarawak complex
Nippon Oil & Energy Corp has said its venture with Petronas has started commercial operations at the LNG complex in Bintulu, Sarawak.
Ineos lodges plans which could prolong Falkirk road closure
Ineos has lodged plans for a security management centre and gatehouse which could permanently close off a section of public road in Falkirk.