The hundreds of thousands of UK diesel car owners driving to Europe during the school holidays could still be better off filling up on the continent despite the slump in sterling, experts said.
Oil major Shell plans to reduce its headcount in the Gulf of Mexico by more than 150 offshore jobs in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Nigerian Government is talking to militants in the Niger Delta in a bid to end a wave of attacks on oil and gas facilities.
Songa Offshore said more than 300 jobs could be at risk if two of its rigs fail to get new contracts this Autumn.
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) said a number of non-conformities and improvement points have been found after carrying out an audit of Teekay Petrojarl’s barrier management.
The Oil and Gas Authority has outlined its priorities for Enhance Oil Recovery (EOR) on the UKCS.
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) is looking to make a number of permanent appointments at its headquarters in Aberdeen.
Husky Energy reported a second quarter loss compared with a profit a year previously.
Energy giant EDF will make its long-awaited final investment decision on the planned nuclear power station at Hinkley Point next week.
Ocean Installer has won a turnkey project for procurement and installation of a spread mooring chain system for a Floating Storage Unit (FSU) in Malta.
An MP has called for an apology after newly-released documents showed Margaret Thatcher’s spokesman suggested a North Sea blow out could cover up bad news.
A North Sea oil worker has claimed staff are working on a “ticking time-bomb” as a dispute over changes to pay and conditions rumbles on.
UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) said it has acquired the entire 3.9% interest of Flowermay Limited in onshore Weald Basin licences PEDL137 and PEDL246.
Ithaca Energy said its FPF-1 floating production facility has completed its required inclination test and departed from the Remontowa shipyard in Poland.
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Exports of Nigeria's largest crude oil stream, Qua Iboe, will remain under force majeure for at least one month while operator ExxonMobil repairs a leak on the pipeline feeding the terminal, according to reports.
The Aberdeen offshore demonstration has been in gestation for a decade and Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) deserves enormous credit for sticking with it through thick and thin, supported by EU investment.
Dozens of climate change protesters stormed the headquarters of Oil and Gas UK yesterday.
Government support for new low-carbon industries should be targeted at communities hit by the demise of heavy industry, says a new report.
Aberdeen Drilling Consultants (ADC) has won a contract with oil major BP.
Norwegian shipping company Eidesvik Offshore has been awarded a contract for a platform supply vessel (PSV) from Statoil.
Dozens of climate change protesters stormed the headquarters of an organisation set up to help protect the UK's oil and gas industry yesterday.
Statoil is to invest NOK7billion in development of the Trestakk field, according to reports.
GasTerra said it will seek an arbitration ruling against Eni to recover $1.01billion in back payments it was owed after the Italian oil and gas group lost a price review arbitration.
Canadian oil and gas producer Encana Corp reported an unexpected quarterly operating profit, helped by a cost-cutting drive, and said it would raise its 2016 capital expenditure program.
