US Supreme Court to hear Venezuela rig lawsuit
The US Supreme Court has agreed to weigh Venezuela's bid to block a lawsuit filed by an American oil drilling rig company, which claims the South American country seized 11 drilling rigs six years ago.
Bandak to cut 92 jobs amid oil price decline
Norwegian industrial group Bandak said it has filed for bankruptcy with the loss of 92 positions from the company.
Simmons & Simmons supports Terrawatt Initiative
Simmons & Simmons said it will be supporting the Terrawatt Initiative (TWI) working in conjunction with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
Norvento completes installation of 10 new turbines
Norvento has completed the installation of 10 new turbines throughout the UK this year.
3sun Group recruits for pre-apprenticeship scheme
3sun Group has recruited a new group of young people for its pre-apprenticeship scheme.
Det Norske to cut 12 jobs, 50 contractors roles to go by end of 2016
Det Norske is to make up to 12 staff members redundant while 50 contractor positions could go by the end of the year.
BP senior exec takes up CFO role at Elementis
Elementis is to make a former senior BP executive its new chief financial officer.
Ecopetrol launches bidding process to offer stake in production assets
Ecopetrol said it has launched a bidding process to offer oil and gas companies its stake and interests in 20 production assets in a number of regions in Colombia.
McDermott International wins $454m contract for new Abkatun platform
McDermott International said it has been awarded a $454million contract from Pemex for engineering, construction and installation of the Abkatun-A2 platform.
Exports to resume from Chevron’s Gorgon project shortly
Oil major Chevron is poised to resume exports from its Gorgon LNG project.
Statoil suspends Bideford Dolphin rig contract
Dolphin Drilling has received a suspension notice from Statoil for the Bideford Dolphin rig.
Det Norske gets consent for exploration well in North Sea
Det Norske has received consent to drill an exploration well in the Norwegian North Sea.
Statoil gets consent to use Songa Encourage at Asgard and Heidrun
Statoil has been given consent to use the Songa Encourage for the drilling and completion of wells at Asgard and Heidrun.
Indian nationals still stranded in Aberdeen Harbour owed more than $250,000 by firm
A total of 15 unpaid Indian national are owed a total of $250,000 by their employers, according to inspectors leading negotiations.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund files complaint against VW over emissions scandal
Norway's sovereign wealth fund has filed a complain against Volkswagen as part of a joint legal action following the carmaker's emissions scandal.
Clean energy spending boost ‘will save millions of lives’
An increase in global energy investment of seven per cent could prevent millions of deaths from air pollution a year by 2040, the International Energy Agency (IEA) says.
Contractors released after being kidnapped by Nigerian militants
Seven contractors have been released after they were kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria four days ago.
National Grid warns more costs for electricity as renewables technologies sector grows
The cost of managing Britain's electricity supplies could double to £2billion a year within five years, according to reports.
Technip says no plans to stop London HQ after Brexit
French oil services company Technip said there was no reason for Britain's exit from the European Union to impact its merger with FMC Technologies - including plans for London to be the legal headquarters of the new group.
Brexit vote leads to Nigerian militant call for break up of country’s federation
Nigerian militants have called for a referendum on breaking up the country's federation.
Worker flown to hospital after incident on Goliat
A man has been flown to hospital in Norway after being injured on the Goliat oil platform.
Brexit: Score Europe MD calls for industry to “rise to challenge”, says INDY 2 is “unwelcome distraction”
The managing director of Score Europe said industry must "rise to the challenge" and "pull together" after the UK voted by a narrow margin to leave the European Union.
Brexit: Balmoral Group boss says Britain’s economy “robust” enough on its own
The chairman of Balmoral Group Jimmy Milne said the UK's economy is "robust enough" to hold its own in the world market, after the country voted by a close margin to exit the European Union.
Opinion: Low oil price has bigger impact than Brexit will
This morning the UK woke up to the news that it is to leave the EU, as 52% majority supported the leave campaign.
Brexit: Sir Ian Wood says industry must “remain calm” after Leave vote
Industry leader Sir Ian Wood has urged for businesses to "remain calm" after the UK voted by a narrow margin to leave the European Union.