Rowan Drilling HSE notice rumbles on five months after crane boom collapse
Rowan Drilling is continuing to make changes after it was hit with a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) improvement notice five months ago.
France to launch tenders for solar plants to boost industry, create jobs
France will launch a series of tenders for a combined capacity of 3,000 megawatts (MW) of solar plants.
Statoil outlines its big six projects in the North Sea
Statoil has outlined its next six big projects in the North Sea.
Academic funding to shine light on marine energy in Indonesia
Researchers from the Robert Gordon University have won more than £160,000 in funding from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to support the the establishment of a South East Asia Marine Energy Centre (SEAMEC) in Indonesia.
NorSea Group to make up to 100 redundancies
NorSea Group has said up to 100 jobs are set to go in Norway.
ReNew News: Apple gets green light for Irish data centre powered by renewables
The US tech giant Apple has been given the go-ahead to develop a data centre in the West of Ireland which will be powered by 30MW of renewables.
ReNew News: Brexit uncertainty could boost renewables sector
The renewables sector is continuing to garner a bigger share of the British energy market.
Exclusive: Schlumberger staff on gardening leave on 20% of pay….but can’t work anywhere else
Oil workers in Aberdeen have been put on gardening leave from Schlumberger for up to a year on 20% of their normal salary – but can’t work anywhere else.
One of two rival chairmen of Libya sovereign fund quits
One of two men claiming the chairmanship of Libya's $67 billion sovereign wealth fund, Hassan Bouhadi, has tendered his resignation, his spokesman said on Friday.
The Transocean Winner grounding: What we know so far
On Monday August 8th at around 7.30am, the Transocean Winner rig became grounded off the Isle of Lewis. Here's what we know so far about the incident.
ONS 2016: NASA added to conference line-up
US Space Agency NASA will be at this year’s ONS event in Norway.
Offshore worker stranded on helideck… waiting for 140metre journey to hospital
An offshore worker has been airlifted from a North Sea rig in a serious condition.
Probe under way into grounding of oil rig on Isle of Lewis
An investigation has begun into the grounding of an oil rig on the Western Isles which is believed to have leaked more than 50,000 litres of fuel.
Production resumes on Shell North Sea platforms after planned shutdown
Production has resumed on two of Shell's seven assets which had been affected by North Sea strike action.
China power plant blast kills 21, injures five
A blast at a power plant in central China has killed at least 21 people and injured five.
Kongsberg Maritime to make up to 100 staff redundant
Kongsberg Maritime is to make up to 100 employees redundant.
Unions suspend North Sea strike action, fresh talks to begin
Trade union and Wood Group have agreed to suspend strikes as they look to resolve an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions on seven of Shell's North Sea assets.
Up to 50,000 litres of diesel fuel spilled from Transocean Winner rig
Tens of thousands of litres of diesel fuel are believed to have spilled into the ocean from an oil rig that ran aground on the Western Isles.
Offshore Europe 2017: Committee members revealed
The sixteen-strong executive committee of industry experts has been appointed for SPE Offshore Europe 2017.
In case you missed them, Energy Voice’s Friday Five
Each week, Energy Voice pulls together the Friday Five.
Opinion: The latest evolution of the US gas market
Despite a particularly mild winter, the US power market used 2.2tcf of gas between December and February, an increase of over 10% on the previous year. So what’s driving the growth in gas demand?
Labour’s Scottish Secretary says government failure to support the North Sea would be a “crying shame”
Labour's shadow Scottish Secretary said it would be a "crying shame" if the government failed to support the North Sea oil and gas industry as it tries to remain buoyant amid the global decline in oil price.
Gulf Keystone Petroleum gets $15million crude oil payment
Gulf Keystone Petroleum said it has received a gross payment of $15million from the Kurdistan Regional Government for Shaikan crude oil export sales in June.
Swiss court backs Iran in decades-old oil row with Israel
Switzerland's highest court has ordered Israel to pay Iran around $1.1 billion plus interest in a decades-old dispute over a secretive oil pipeline company predating the 1979 Islamic revolution which made the countries enemies.
IMES Limited goes into administration, some assets acquired by Seanamic
KPMG have been appointed as administrators for IMES Limited after the company went into administration.