Bad weather threatens Transocean Winner removal plans
Bad weather threatens to scupper the removal of the Transocean Winner oil rig from Lewis at the weekend.
Women leading the way in industry after netting top posts
A number of prominent women have taken to the helm of major companies this year.
Top Shell news from this week
This week Shell featured in a number of potential changes across the global oil and gas industry.
North Sea strike action: Wood Group “respects” offshore workers backing proposals
Wood Group has said it "respects" the offshore workforce after it voted to accept proposals put forward by the company.
North Sea strike action: Shell commends unions, Wood Group on resolution
Oil major Shell said it "commends" both unions and Wood Group after they came to an agreement on fresh proposals.
North Sea strike action: Union members vote yes in favour of new proposals
Unite members have voted to accept Wood Group's fresh proposals on changes to their contracts.
Lamprell predicts lower than expected revenue on Ensco deduction
Lamprell has said it expects its full-year revenue to be slightly below analysts' estimates after being hit by a deduction of $25million from its final payment made by Ensco caused by late delivery of a rig.
Collision report due on oil bunker barge and vessel crash in North Sea
The final outcome of an investigation into a collision between a bunker barge and a cargo ship in the North Sea will be revealed in the coming weeks.
A year of changes for Technip: What we know so far
Technip has revealed up to 130 jobs are at risk from its North Sea operations as it continues to adapt to the challenging subsea market.
ReNew News: Fugro reduces downtime at Rampion offshore windfarm
Fugro has created an innovative development for its work class remotely operated vehicles.
North Sea strike action: Ballot on fresh proposal to close today
The result of a ballot on whether to accept fresh proposals form Wood Group is expected to close today.
International SOS chooses oil capital for topside service
International SOS has chosen Europe's oil capital as the new location for its topside service.
Denmark determined to continue production at North Sea field
Denmark is said to be determined to find an "economically viable" solution which would allow Maersk's energy arm to continue production at the Tyra gas field in the North Sea.
India to partly fund $2bn gas pipeline project
India's government said it will partly fund a $2billion gas pipeline project linking five eastern states.
Petronas plans more job cuts
Petronas is planning further job cuts as it continues to manage through the lower oil price.
CNOOC starts-up production from Enping oilfield
CNOOC said production has started from its Enping 18-1 oilfield off the South China Sea.
Solar energy on brownfield sites to bring commercial boost for Ireland
Solar energy development on brownfield sites in Ireland could reach as much as 3GW beacuse of increasing commercial advantages, according to reports.
Lund joins private equity firm as operating adviser
Former BG boss and Statoil chief executive Helge Lund has joined private equity company Clayton, Dubilier and Rice (CD&R) as an operating adviser.
ExxonMobil, Maersk Oil absent from Norway APA round
Two companies have been marked as absent from the latest applications for awards in predefined areas (APA) In Norway.
Oil tanker leaves Libyan port for first time since 2014
An oil tanker has left the Libyan port of Ras Lanuf for Italy with the first crude export cargo from the terminal in two years.
Technip warns up to 130 jobs at risk from its North Sea operations
French oil services giant Technip has held a meeting with its Aberdeen staff over a third round of job losses from the company.
Opinion: A technology strategy for our times
Technology innovation is going to play a critical role in the next chapter of oil and gas recovery from the UK continental shelf (UKCS) and in driving export growth in our UK-based supply chain.
Greenpeace hails overturning of ban on anti-fracking ad
Environmental campaigners have claimed victory after a ban on an ad warning that fracking would not cut energy bills was overturned.
Scottish Ministers to meet energy bosses over Brexit impact
Scottish Government ministers will meet with bosses from the energy sector today to discuss the implications of Brexit.
Algeria to boost gas output as three delayed projects come online in 2017
Algeria is on track for more than nine billion cubic metres a year of additional gas output from next year when three delayed projects come online.