MEP says Aberdeen’s status as energy capital in no doubt after Brexit
Aberdeen status as Europe's energy capital is not in doubt following Brexit, according to Conservative MEP Ian Duncan.
North Sea workers signal strike action for first the time in a generation
North Sea workers have voted in support of strike action across eight Shell assets as a dispute over pay and conditions rumbles on.
Jake Molloy: ‘Escalating from a dispute to complete breakdown in industrial relations’
It’s taken 27 years to get to the point where offshore workers feel compelled to take industrial action and withdraw their labour, but more than that it has taken the belligerence and intransigence of an industry hell bent on making the workforce pay for the mismanagement of the sector!
Shell to appear in Irish Court over Corrib flaring
Oil major Shell will appear before Dublin’s Metropolitan District Court in September after it was sent a summons from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Renew News: Jee nets East Anglia offshore contract
Jee has won a contract from Scottish Power Renewables to complete an array of cable optimisation study for its East Anglia 1 offshore wind farm off the UK east coast.
Price for Hinkley power station will rise to £30billion, watchdog estimates
The price the Government will have to pay EDF for generating energy from the new Hinkley nuclear power station will rise to nearly £30 billion, a spending watchdog has estimated.
Oil & Gas UK boss says strike action will only “add” to industry woes
The chief executive of industry body Oil & Gas UK said industrial action would only "add" to the sector's challenges after Wood Group employees voted in support of a strike.
Shell UK VP says oil major “disappointed” over North Sea strike action
The vice president of Shell's UK and Ireland Upstream operations has said the oil major is "disappointed" after both Unite and RMT unions voted in support of strike action.
Unions vote for North Sea strike action: What we know so far
Workers from Unite and RMT unions have backed strike action in the North Sea for the first time in a generation.
Shell gears up for North Sea strike with week-on-week contracts
Oil major Shell is preparing back-up staff in case of the first North Sea strike action in a generation.
North Sea strike action: Wood Group “extremely disappointed” with result of ballot
Wood Group said it was "extremely disappointed" with the outcome of a ballot by employees working on Shell assets on whether to take strike action.
Updated: Unite votes yes for North Sea strike action on Shell assets
Unite members have echoed the result of RMT workers by voting in favour of strike action on Shell's North Sea assets.
Statoil hit with improvement deadline after PSA audit
Statoil has been asked to fix a non-conformity after an audit by the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA).
BP gets consent to extend life of Tambar to 2022
Oil major BP has been given consent to extend the use of the Tambar facility until 2022.
Trinity E&P suspends shares on AIM
Trinity Exploration and Production's shares have been suspended from trading on the stock exchange.
Nigerian union agrees to suspend strike
A Nigerian union representing oil workers has agreed to suspend a strike which some had feared would lead to fuel shortages and disrupt crude production.
Update: RMT workers vote in support of North Sea strike action
RMT union workers have voted in support of strike action in the North Sea.
Projects could now be viable at $60 oil, says Wood Mac
Fresh analysis by Wood Mackenzie has shown 70% of new drilling in US tight oil plays and pre Final Investment Decision (FID) conventional oil projects are commercial at $60 oil.
New PM must act to safeguard steel industry, says MP
The decision to leave the EU is a body blow for the British steel industry and the new prime minister must do more to protect it, an MP has warned.
EV Insights: North Sea strikes of the past
As North Sea oil workers get ready for what could be the first strike action in a generation, we take a look back on industrial action of the past.
Tethys Petroleum picks new chief commercial officer
Tethys Petroleum has strengthened its team with the appointment of a new chief commercial officer.
Chevron said production remains suspended on Gorgon LNG
Oil major Chevron said production remains suspended at its liquefied natural gas (LNG) Gorgon export facility in Australia following a gas leak nearly two weeks ago.
Statoil hit with improvement point on Veslefrikk
Statoil has been given a number of improvement points on safety on safety equipment at Veslefrikk.
Video: Grounded Super Pumas to be mothballed down south
The helicopters that were once known as workhorses of the North Sea are being hauled out of Aberdeen on the back of lorries.
Shell North Sea strike: What we know so far
Oil workers could strike today for the first time in a generation after talks broke down between unions and Wood Group.