Energy Minister Leadsom quits Tory leadership bid
Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom will pull out of the Tory leadership race, according to reports.
EnergySys moves ahead with US expansion plans
EnergySys said it will move into the next stage of its US expansion plans.
Elk Petroleum draws closer to restructuring deal
Elk Petroleum said the closing of the Grieve CO2 enhanced oil recovery project joint venture restructure as well as a $58million loan facility will occur in the next few weeks.
Oil drops below $50 amid Asia demand concern
Oil has dropped below $50 amide signs US shale drilled have been adapting to lower prices.
Solar-powered plane leaves Spain for Egypt on penultimate leg of global trip
An experimental solar-powered plane has left Spain for Egypt on the penultimate leg of its globe-circling voyage.
Sungrow connects China’s largest 1500 volt power plant to grid
Sungrow said a new power plant has been developed by the company in China and currently produces 1500 volts of energy.
ACWA Power gets cash go-ahead for Moroccan wind project
ACWA Power Jhalladi said it has confirmed final orders to suppliers and contractors for the construction of its wind power project in the North of Morocco.
Engie to cut 40 positions from Norwegian operations
Engie said it will reduce its headcount by around 40 positions from its operations in Norway.
Video: Oil worker inspired to challenge procurement after losing job
Like many North Sea oil workers, Colin McIntrye first got his big break in the industry during a chance meeting.
Exclusive: Leadsom accused of taking ‘sabbatical’ from role as Energy Minister
Aberdeen MP Callum McCaig today accused Tory leadership hopeful Andrea Leadsom of taking a "sabbatical" from her day job as energy minister.
Video: Piper Alpha a “turning point” in North Sea safety
RMT regional organiser Jake Molloy has described Piper Alpha as a "turning point" for the North Sea oil and gas industry as relatives and workers met to commemorate the 28th anniversary of the disaster.
Ineos boss says Brexit will not impact London HQ move
Brexit will not affect plans for Ineos to set up UK headquarters once again, according to one of the company's bosses.
Campaigners seek judicial review over council’s fracking decision
Anti-fracking campaigners have applied for judicial review of a council’s decision to allow the controversial gas extraction technique beneath North Yorkshire.
ReNew News: How the UK compares in carbon emissions to the rest of the world
This infographic shows how carbon emissions compare in the UK to the rest of the world.
Shell hit with summons from EPA over Corrib flaring
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Ireland said it will prosecute oil major Shell E&P Ireland over an alleged breach of its emission licence at the Corrib gas refinery in Mayo.
US crude oil exports rose to 662,000 in May
US crude oil exports rose to a record 662,000 barrels per day in May rising up from 591,000bpd in April.
Redundant oil workers seeking new jobs to be offered support for new roles
Redundant North Sea oil workers have been encouraged to seek employment in the wider engineering sector - including building new nuclear power stations south of the border.
Global markets plunge as Brexit affect bites back
Global stock markets sunk into the red as last week’s post-Brexit relief rally unravelled while the pound also sunk to fresh 31-year lows against the dollar.
Restrata and Shetland FM strike strategic partnership
Restrata has formed a strategic partnership with Shetland Facilities Management (FM) to further expand its HR response service to companies operating in the Northern North Sea.
Lokring Northern to provide free training for 50 final year mechanical apprentices
Lokring Northern will provide free training for 50 final year mechanical apprentices at TTE Training Ltd.
Real Energy to recommence field operations in Cooper Basin
Real Energy said it has recommenced field operations in the Cooper Basin.
Deepwell wins $118mn Statoil contract
A well intervention company has secured a major contract with Statoil worth more than NOK1billion.
Scientists net funding for study into CO2 flow through North Sea geology
Scientists at a Scottish university have secured funding for a four-year project to study the ability of complex rock strata beneath the North Sea to trap carbon dioxide emissions securely.
NPD approve drilling permit for Wintershall North Sea well
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has granted Wintershall approval for a drilling permit for a well in the North Sea.
Pipeline reportedly bombed in Colombia
A militant group has reportedly bombed an Ecopetrol pipeline in Colombia.