A trio of offshore oil and gas exploration and production deals worth a total of at least $220million have been signed by Egypt's Oil Minister with Total, BP and Eni.
Energy Voice has delved into its archives for 2016 to bring you some of the top stories.
London’s FTSE 100 Index surged close to a new all-time high as the traditional Santa rally gave blue chips a boost.
Mexican gasoline prices will rise by as much as 20.1% compared to the highest recorded prices in December.
Investigators looking into a North Sea helicopter crash which killed all 13 people on board said yesterday they see "no correlation" between a previous incident and the vehicle's gearbox.
Schlumberger said it hopes to bring back "as much talent as possible" as a deadline looms for employees who were given an incentivised leave of absence scheme.
For Colin McIntyre striking out on his own after losing his job was “quite scary” with the uncertainty of a monthly pay check.
An audit carried out on Shell’s Knarr FPSO vessel have found a number of non-conformities.
Workers from across the Norwegian Continental Shelf have capture footage of incredible North Sea waves during storm conditions.
A team of sailors stranded in a north-east port have been helped through the festive season by a group of churchgoers.
Footage has captured tourists platform hunting in the North Sea.
Energy Voice has delved into its archives to bring you the top stories for 2016.
Chevron said it has entered into a sales and purchase agreement with Star Energy Consortium to sell its Indonesian and Philippines goethermal assets.
Gazprom said it will increase oil production by up to 5% next year.
Gassco has been given consent for major modifications at its Karsto facility by the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority.
Lundin Norway has been given consent by the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) to drill an exploration well in the Barents Sea.
Tata Sons said it has filed a legal notice against a former chairman.
Panasonic will invest more than $256million in a New York production facility of Elon Musk's Tesla Motors to make photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules.
Self-driving electric cars could make car parks obsolete within the next 10 years and reduce air pollution to almost zero in Scotland’s cities, an expert has predicted.
The backlash over bumper pay deals for Britain’s chief executives this year signalled the return of investor activism last seen during the so-called “shareholder spring” of 2012.
Bardot Group has been awarded a contract to supply buoyancy modules for Statoil's Hywind project in the UK.
An offshore worker has captured footage of huge waves on film in the North Sea.
Russia's second biggest oil producer Lukoil has appointed a new vice-president for sales and supplies.
Russia's output of oil products is expected to fall by about 2.5 percent in 2017 due to further work on a massive refinery modernisation programme aimed at boosting fuel quality, a deputy energy minister said.
Halliburton has reached a $100million settlement to resolve a long-running securities fraud class action lawsuit against the oilfield services provider.
