Ineos shale boss says chemical giant eyeing more North Sea acquisitions
The boss of Ineos’ shale business in the UK has revealed the chemical giant could purchase more assets in the North Sea.
ReNew News: GE Renewable Energy completes first phase of Myrtah project
GE Renewable Energy has completed construction of 30 turbines for Myrtah Energy.
Environment to be core focus of oil and gas event
Environmental experts in the oil and gas industry will gather to discuss some of the key issues facing the sector.
Opinion: UK moves to exploit EU shock tax system won’t help Brexit
When the European Commission last month demanded Apple pay up to 13 billion euros in back taxes to the Irish government, it gave the Brexit-battered UK government an opening. Number 10 and the Treasury were quick to stress Britain was “open for business” and they welcomed “any company wishing to invest in Britain and Britain’s workforce.”
Oil and gas execs remain bullish on price increase
Business activity has increased in the third quarter of this year according to oil and gas executives.
Opinion: Putting a Shell Spring (board) in our step
In March 2016, Shell Springboard awarded Water Engine Technologies an equity-free grant of £40,000 as the programme’s regional winner.
Shale drilling licence gets green light in Nottinghamshire
Officials in Nottinghamshire have given the green light for the region’s first shale gas exploratory drilling project.
Rem Offshore boss to step down after eight months in post
The chief executive of Rem Offshore plans to step down from the post amid a merger with another shipping company.
Video: Subsea 7 completes Aasta Hansteen work
Subsea 7 has completed the installation of risers and flowlines at Statoil's Aasta Hansteen field in the North Sea.
Russia’s Central Bank could resume foreign currency purchase with oil at $55
Russia's Central Bank said it could resume purchase of foreign currency for the country's reserves if oil prices were to hit $55 a barrel in 2019.
Genel Energy receives payment for Taq Taq oil sales
Genel Energy has said it has received a share of $23.37million from the Kurdisatn Regional Government for oil sales during July this year.
Tenaris warns worker was likely on fatal Angola flight to Chevron platform
Tenaris has said one of its employees may have been on a fatal helicopter flight which was en route to a Chevron platform in Angola.
Deepwater Horizon survivor in push to get survivor documentary made
An offshore worker in the US is looking to raise cash for a documentary with some of the surviving crew involved in the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Deep Sea Mooring wins Ivar Aasen contract
Deep Sea Mooring has won a contract with Det Norske for mooring of the Safe Zephyrus vessel on the Ivar Aasen field.
Bank of England Governor warns pressure on North Sea likely to persist
Scotland’s North Sea oil sector may have to deal with challenging conditions for some time, the Governor of the Bank of England has warned.
Dalzell steel works to reopen nine months after production halted
Nicola Sturgeon will hail the future of steel and engineering in Scotland as she formally reopens the country’s last major steelworks.
Hundreds of workers laid off amid Norway strike action
Hundreds of workers have been laid off in Norway amid strike action by Industri Energi.
Exclusive: Ineos boss says fracking could boost Scottish economy where North Sea is “leaving holes”
The founder of chemical giant Ineos said fracking in Scotland could have the potential to boost the country’s economy where the North Sea oil and gas industry is “leaving holes”.
Video: Landmark first as US shale arrives to Grangemouth
After six years of planning what was dubbed an “impossibel” task, Ineos has completed its first shipment of ethane to Grangemouth. Energy Voice was there to capture the event as one of its Dragon class vessels, the Ineos Insight,made its way under the Forth Road bridge. Watch the footage below.
Facts and figures: The first shipment of shale to Scotland
The shipment of US shale to Grangemouth was made using the world's largest ethane gas carriers ever built.
Scottish Secretary marks Ineos shale shipment, Scottish Government absent
The Scottish Secretary of State said there was a “clear body of evidence” on fracking now available to make a decision on giving it the green light.
FoE brand shale shipment “unacceptable”
The first shipment of US shale to Scotland has been branded an "unacceptable" way to prop up the Grangemouth plant in Falkirk by Ineos, according to Friends of the Earth.
Ineos’s Ratcliffe slates SNP over moratorium again, says North Sea gone in 10 years
Ineos boss Jim Ratcliffe has claimed the Scottish Government denied his company the chance to carry out exploration for shale in Scotland.
Ineos boss says first US shale shipment “hugely important” day
The boss of Ineos has described the first shipment of shale gas from the US as a "hugely important day" for the Chemical giant.
Video: First Ineos shale shipment arrives in Scotland
Chemicals giant Ineos has welcomed its first shipment of 27,000 gallons of US shale to Scotland.