Statoil hit with improvement notice for Johan Sverdrup export pipelines
Statoil has been hit with a number of improvement points after an audit was carried out on the Johan Sverdrup export pipelines.
Genel Energy gets multimillion dollar payment from Kurdistan government
Genel Energy said a payment of $24.28million has been received from the Kurdistan Regional Government for oil sales during last month.
Opinion: Urgent incentives needed to stimulate investment
Today yet more individuals and their families have woken up to uncertainty and turmoil as further job losses were announced in our industry yesterday.
Iran names new oil rep to OPEC
Iran has named oil ministry senior analyst Behrouz Beik Alizadeh as its new representative at OPEC.
Dutch advisory board calls for additional cuts at Groningen
A Dutch advisory body has advised the government to make additional cuts production at the Groningen gas field to reduce the risk of earthquakes in the northern province, according to reports.
JDR and Bibby strike framework agreement deal
JDR has signed a framework agreement with Bibby Offshore for cable maintenance activities.
Strike action avoided in Norway at final hour
Strike action has been avoided in Norway hours before a deadline ended over a pay dispute.
Video: Driving efficiency on the UKCS
North Sea oil and gas companies are being asked to get behind Oil & Gas UK's industry behaviours charter.
V Ships Offshore wins ship management contract
V Ships Offshore has been awarded a new ship management contract by Milaha Offshore to provide full technical and crew management service for the Milaha Explorer.
Paragon Offshore starts approval process for bankruptcy plan
Paragon Offshore Plc’s reorganization proposal is so unrealistic that the oil-rig company will run out of cash in less than three years, dissident lenders said at the opening of a bankruptcy court hearing.
Opito opens doors to inspire youngsters into offshore career
An oil and gas training group has flung open its doors to get youngsters interested in a career offshore.
Intermoor completes work on Shell’s Mailkai project
InterMoor has completed the marine aspects of Shell's Malikai tension leg platform (TLP) float-off operations.
Timelapse: Gina Krog begins journey from South Korea to North Sea
This footage shows the Gina Krog modules getting ready for the long sail from South Korea to the North Sea.
More than half of energy sector workers back Brexit
A new poll has revealed 59.4% of energy sector workers would back leaving the European Union.
Nestle to buy all energy from new Scottish windfarm
A new wind farm in Scotland is set to supply half the power needed for Nestle’s operations in the UK and Ireland, the company has announced.
EU emissions drop not as steep without UK
Brexit could make it harder for the European Union to meet its climate targets, carbon pollution figures show.
Tighter rules expected on natural resource projects in Canada
Tighter rules could start coming into force on natural resource projects in Canada in 2017.
Crew members on detained vessel growing “frustrated” over pay dispute
Crew members of a detained ship in Aberdeen are growing “frustrated” with no end in sight to their pay dispute.
RenewableUK boss claims offshore wind leading “infrastructure revolution”
The chief executive of RenewableUK said offshore wind has been leading a "new infrastructure revolution" in the UK.
Nigeria exports at steady pace despite militant attacks
Nigeria kept exporting crude oil at a largely steady pace throughout last month, despite repeated militant attacks on its infrastructure.
Brexit: Will you be voting leave or remain?
With the Brexit vote just days away, we want to know how you'll be voting on Thursday.
Councillor criticised after leaving North Sea jobs conference over accommodation
A north-east councillor has faced criticism after abandoning a North Sea jobs conference in disgust at his accommodation.
Former BG boss Lund injects cash in new investment company
The former boss of Statoil and BG Group has injected cash into a new company with compensation from when he stepped down from his latest role.
Fears raised Indian nationals could be stranded in Aberdeen “for weeks if not months” on vessel
Fears have been raised 15 Indian nationals could be stranded in Aberdeen “for weeks, if not months” after an Offshore Supply Vessel was detained amid allegations staff had not been paid.
EDF, DIF buy German gas grid
EDF and dutch infrastructure fund DIF said they have agreed to buy German gas grid Thyssengas from Macquarie.