Saudi Aramco boss predicts oil price rebound for 2017
Saudi Aramco has said it expects oil prices to rebound in the first half of next year and for demand to remain healthy.
Former fund manager pleads guilty to insider trading over Cairn Energy, EnCore Oil shares
A former fund manager has pleaded guilty to two counts of insider trading at a London court.
Sound Energy says second Tendara well has beaten reserve estimates
Sound Energy said its estimates for its second Tendara well are significantly higher than initial estimates.
Jake Molloy: How Chinook changed the lives of families, workers and my perspective
On November 6th 1986 when the Chinook took the lives of 45 workers I was at home, redundant like many thousands more due to the 1986 downturn.
Oil and gas downturn blamed for Stewart Milne job losses
Stewart Milne Group (SMG) has blamed the oil and gas downturn for the loss of 33 north-east construction jobs.
Opinion: The importance of being international
We all know that oil and gas is a true global market and wherever there is oil and gas in the world, there is a Scottish accent not far away. The true global reach of our oil and gas sector is there for all to see – over half of Scottish oil and gas supply chain sales now go to international markets compared to around third of the total around a decade ago.
Talks continue over financial fate of Malaviya Seven crew
Negotiations over money owed to a number of Indian nationals working on a vessel in the North Sea area said to be ongoing.
Opinion: BP’s low key strength vs Shell’s headline surprise
Shell's surprise rise in headline quarterly profits is rightly impressing shareholders, whilst rival BP still has work to do.
Offer diesel drivers cash incentive to buy cleaner cars, says think-tank
Drivers of diesel vehicles should be offered a cash incentive to switch to cleaner alternatives in an effort to reduce air pollution, a leading think-tank has recommended.
Shell says North Sea operations back on track, 1,000 job losses since 2014
Oil major Shell has revealed it has made 1,000 job losses from its North Sea operation since the global decline in oil price.
Transocean Winner rig arrives at its final destination in Turkey
An oil rig wrecked off the Western Isles has arrived at “blowtorch beach” - its final destination at an environmentally friendly” breaking zone in Turkey - where it will be chopped up for scrap.
PSA to investigate Statoil’s Mongstad refinery gas leak
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority said it will begin an investigation into a gas leak at Statoil’s Mongstad facility last month.
Novenco wins Culzean contract
Novenco has received a number of orders for equipment for Maersk's Culzean field in the North Sea.
Colonial Pipeline gasoline line could be shut for week after worker dies
A gasoline line may be shut for at least a week after one worker was killed and five others were injured after an explosion and a fire in Alabama.
Buhari meets with leaders and militants from Niger Delta after attacks on oil facilities
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari met with leaders from the Niger Delta and representatives of militant groups after attacks on oil facilities in the region.
Scottish Ministers call for indecision on renewables investment to end
Scottish ministers have written to the UK Business Secretary amid claims indecision is putting at risk more than £1.3billion of funding for large-scale renewable energy products.
At least 11 workers killed in Pakistan ship-breaking yard explosion
At least 11 labourers have died after an explosion at a ship-breaking yard in south-west Pakistan.
Petrobras looks to stop renting of Schahin drillship
Petrobras is reportedly looking to stop renting a drillship from engineering conglomerate Grupo Schahin.
Seven workers killed at Pakistan ship-breaking yard after oil tank explodes
At least seven labourers have been killed and dozens of others injured in an explosion at a ship-breaking yard in south-western Pakistan, police said.
Aker BP to forge ahead with trio of Norwegian projects
Aker BP is expected to press ahead with a number of major development projects after the merger between the two companies was completed.
40,000 jobs gone from Norwegian oil and gas industry since 2014
An estimated 40,000 jobs have been lost from the Norwegian oil and gas industry, according to new figures.
Statoil shows interest in New York commercial wind lease sale
Statoil is said to have expressed an interest in New York’s commercial wind lease sale which will launch next month.
Idemitsu Kosan still unable to talk to founding family on Showa Shell
Idemitsu Kosan said it has still been unable to talk to its founding family which is opposed to the firm's plans for a takeover of smaller rival Showa Shell Sekiyu.
Chinook Remembered: Crash witness stood ‘transfixed’
All this week Energy Voice is taking a look back at the events of November 6th in which 45 men lost their lives after a Chinook helicopter crashed on its return to Sumburgh Airport from the Brent Delta platform.
Dozens of jobs at risk at GE’s Montrose base
Dozens of workers in Montrose were told they are at risk of losing their jobs on the day their company created a $32 billion oil business.