Dong Energy predicts oil and gas assets to be sold by year-end
Dong Energy said it plans to sell its divested oil and gas operations by the end of the year.
Bulgaria, Serbia sign MoU to work on construction of natural gas pipeline
Bulgaria and Serbia have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together for the construction of a natural gas pipeline.
UMW Oil & Gas to buy Icon Offshore in $132mln deal
Malaysian offshore drilling services firm UMW Oil & Gas will buy Icon Offshore Berhad in a deal worth $132million.
BP predicts “peak oil” will hit between 2025 and 2040
Oil major BP has outline six main trends which could "shape the future" of energy.
Subsea Expo 2017: Industry chiefs to investigate further benefits of small pools
Industry chiefs will discuss how tapping small pools can give the North Sea a new lease of life at an event in Aberdeen next month.
Shell moving to seal off second Nova Scotia well
Shell is moving to seal off the second of two exploration wells off Nova Scotia.
Iran, China to sign $3bln contract to upgrade refining capacity
Iran and China plan to sign a $3billion contract as they upgrade Iran's oil refining capacity.
Obama gives further $500million to climate change fund
US President Barack Obama has doubled an initial 500 million US dollar (£410 million) commitment to a fund which helps developing nations fight climate change and adapt to its consequences.
Africa’s biggest wind power scheme almost ready to be connected to electricity grid
The biggest wind power scheme in Africa should be connected to the national electricity grid and producing power by the end of June.
Rosneft sells 12% stake in Italian refiner Saras
Russia's Rosneft has sold its 12% stake in the Italian refiner Saras for $187million.
Ukraine power blackout caused by cyber attack
A power blackout in Ukraine's capital was caused by a cyber attack, investigators have warned.
Firms sign up for chance to build 196 projects in Argentina
Argentina's Energy Ministry said 89 companies are looking to build 196 projects to generate electricity as the government tries to attract private investment to lift the country out of recession.
Energy Transfer Partners file motion against Dakota environmental study
Energy Transfer Partners has filed a motion to bar the US Army Corps of Engineers from initiating an environmental study for its Dakota Access Pipeline.
More girls needed as science and engineering lead employment boom
Science, research, engineering and technology jobs will grow at double the rate of other occupations, creating 142,000 extra positions over the next few years, a study shows.
More than 100 recruits sought for windfarm contracts
More than 100 new recruits are being sought by 3sun Group to help service £6million worth of new and extended offshore and onshore windfarm contracts.
ExxonMobil to more than double its Permian Basin resources in $5.6bln deal
ExxonMobil said it will more than double its Permian Basin resource to six billion barrels.
Statoil wins stakes in 29 exploration licences on Norwegian shelf
Statoil has been awarded interests 29 exploration licences on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
Nearly 10% of elderly people ‘fear for health’ amid high energy costs
Almost one in 10 elderly people expect their health to suffer this winter because of the high cost of energy, according to a survey.
West Phoenix rig continues West of Shetland work for Total
North Atlantic Drilling has been awarded a one-well contract for the semi-submersible West Phoenix for work in the West of Shetland.
Statoil to divest 25% stake in Hywind
Norwegian operator Statoil has agreed to divest 25% of its assets in Hywind Scotland pilot park to Masdar.
Shell hit with improvement points for Nyhamna facility in Norway
Shell has been hit with improvement points after an audit was carried out by the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) on working conditions in the central control room at the Nyhamna facility.
Firms join forces for UK-Japan nuclear partnership in Tokyo
Around 100 firms will join forces for a UK-Japan industry partnership in Tokyo this week.
Protesters arrested for trespassing along North Dakota Pipeline land
Three protesters have been arrested for trespassing along the Dakota Access Pipeline construction site, according to police.
Video: More incredible waves footage captured in North Sea
More incredible footage has been caught on camera in the North Sea.
Some S-92 aircraft parts used in North Sea returned to Sikorsky HQ after assessment checks
A number of S-92 helicopters used in the North Sea have been returned to their manufacturer for further checks.