Business chiefs want strong leadership after Brexit result
The UK and devolved governments must show strong leadership to stabilise the economy following the decision to quit the European Union (EU), business and industry chiefs have said.
Brexit: EDF still committed to Hinkley Point
EDF said it remains committed to building a nuclear plant at Hinkley Point following Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
Brexit: All you need to know about the industry’s reaction so far
The historical vote by the UK to leave the European Union has seen a mixed reaction from the energy industry.
Brexit: Norway’s largest financial market warns country’s oil and gas sector will be hit hardest
Norway's largest financial group said the country's oil and gas industry will see the biggest impact from the Brexit vote.
EES on the hunt for new staff
Enterprise Engineering Services (EES) is looking to recruit new staff to its team in Aberdeen.
Brexit: BP says its “too early” to understand implication of vote
Oil major BP said it was "too early" to understand what implication as decision by the UK to leave the European Union would have.
Opinion: What Brexit means for energy prices
The UK has voted to Leave the European Union in an historical vote.
Brexit: PM to step down by Tory party conference, vote “will of British people”
Prime Minister David Cameron said he will step down by the Tory party conference in October.
Brexit: Shell vows to work with UK Gov, despite backing Remain camp
Oil major Shell has said it respects the decision of the "British people" to leave the European Union, despite being in favour of a remain vote.
Brexit: Bank of England “monitoring developments closely” after vote
The Bank Of England has said it is "monitoring developments closely" after the UK voted to leave the European Union.
Brexit: Energy Minister – Leave vote is “superb opportunity” for UK
Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom has insisted Prime Minister David Cameron should remain in his position despite the UK voting to leave the European Union.
Brexit: Business world seeks stability and direction following EU exit
Business groups forecast a “nervy time ” ahead for industry and urged the government to do all it could to maintain stability.
Poll: What does a Leave vote mean for business
As the UK votes by more than 51% to leave the European Union, Energy Voice wants your view on what this means for the North Sea oil and gas industry.
Brexit: Pound collapses on Leave win amid warnings of worse to come
The pound has crashed to its lowest level in 30 years as Britain heads for the European Union exit door, with experts warning of worse to come.
Energy meter price cap will cut bills by £300m a year, market regulator says
Four million households on pre-payment meters are to benefit from a temporary price cap which will reduce bills by around £300 million a year, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said.
Pipeline spews thousands of gallons of crude oil in California
An underground pipeline has spewed out thousands of gallons of crude oil near the Southern Californian coast.
Operators and supply chains collaborate at OGA’s first hackathon
Operators and the supply chain were brought together to focus on well plug and abandonment in the Southern North Sea (SNS).
Brexit: Brent crude falls more than 6% on vote
World financial markets have been rocked by the UK’s vote to leave the European Union, with stock markets and oil prices crashing and the pound hitting its lowest level in three decades.
Final report on major investigation into UK energy sector to be published
A final report on a major investigation into the UK’s energy sector by the competition watchdog is set to be published.
Move over oil -Lithium is the future
Just a few years ago, we would have scoffed at the idea that electric vehicles could be mainstream anytime soon, or that the global appetite for lithium-ion batteries and mass power storage would be so voracious, and so sudden. Today, no one is scoffing, and lithium is being viewed as our new super-mineral that will catapult us firmly into the next century.
Dea gets extension on Zidane development
Dea has gained an extension of its deadline to submit a development plan for the Zidane project in the Norwegian North Sea.
Saudi energy minister sees oil market supply and demand “almost balancing”
Oil markets are improving as supply and demand are seen to be almost balancing, according to Saudi Arabia's energy minister.
Subsea 7 to cut global workforce by 1,200, 430 jobs to go in UK
Subsea 7 is to cut its global workforce by another 1,200 and has confirmed up 430 jobs will go in the UK as part of the company’s global resizing and cost reduction measures.
Shell cleared to resume drilling in Canada
Shell Canada has been cleared to resume drilling of two exploration wells after an accident in March.
Victoria Oil & Gas picks new chief exec to lead business
Victoria Oil & Gas has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of a new group chief executive.