Statoil’s Polarled pipeline crosses Arctic Circle
Statoil's record-breaking Polarled gas pipeline has become the first to cross the Arctic Circle, opening a new "gas highway" from the Norwegian Sea to Europe.
Statoil gets green light for Johan Sverdrup
Statoil's plans for the first development phase of the massive Johan Sverdrup field have been approved by the Norwegian government.
Hammond to visit Iran as embassy prepares to re-open
Philip Hammond will visit Iran as the UK reopens its embassy for the first time since it was attacked by a mob in 2011.
Obama will keep military options open if Iran nuclear deal is agreed
United States President Barack Obama promised Democrat politicians the US will continue to put economic pressure on Iran - and keep military options open - if his administration’s nuclear deal with Tehran goes through.
Nostra Terra enjoys productive second quarter
US oil producer Nostra Terra has more than doubled production and is on the lookout for more in-country assets.
APR Energy claws back cash from Yemen and Libya
Power supplier APR Energy has made progress in clawing back payments and equipment from terminated projects in the Middle East - which is likely to help its upcoming half-year results.
Rose scales back US drilling due to low oil price
Rose Petroleum has scaled back drilling plans in the United States due to market conditions and the low oil price.
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Energy Voice is pleased to announce that tickets for the Energy Ball, Aberdeen's premier oil and gas get-together, are now being made available with a 10% discount.
Aberdeen: swimming in oil and money
For anyone with an entrepreneurial spirit and a spirit of adventure, the opportunities in the 70s oil industry were limitless.
Lukoil sells stake in Caspian to Sinopec for $1billion
Russian producer Lukoil has sold its 50% share in Caspian Investments Resources to China's Sinopec for $1.08billion.
Statoil elects new director to the board
Statoil has confirmed a new director has been elected to its board.
Petroceltic launches legal bid to identify “defamatory” blogger
Irish oil producer Petroceltic has launched legal proceedings in an attempt to identify an anonymous blogger who it claims has made defamatory claims relating to one of its top directors.
Equity firm invests up to $400million in UK-based Zennor Petroleum
UK exploration firm Zennor Petroleum (previously named MPX) could receive up $400million in funding from a private equity firm
Applus RTD lands Australian deal with BHP Billiton
Integrity technologies specialist Applus RTD has been awarded a one-year frame agreement with BHP Billiton in Australia.
Kongsberg Maritime creates European support centre for Seaglider
Kongsberg Maritime has launched a new European support centre for its Seaglider autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV).
Independent Resources eyes prospects in Tunisia after successful survey
Independent Resources has identified hydrocarbon prospects at its Ksar Hadada permit in Tunisia.
Record order book helps Costain to increased profit
Engineering group Costain has reported a strong first half of 2015 with increased revenue and profits.
LGO begins production testing on latest Goudron well
Production testing has started on LGO's GY-675 well, the first drilled on Pad-5 in the Goudron Field in Trinidad.
Opinion: Shale gas – whose decision is it anyway?
The past week has seen the UK Government issue a policy statement designed to speed up the planning system for shale gas development, as well as announcing the extent of the 14th Round of Onshore Oil and Gas licences for England.
Aquatic wins multi-million pound Congo contract for Total project
Scots reel and flexible pipe specialist Aquatic has been awarded a multi-million pound contract on Total's $10billion Moho Nord subsea project, off the coast of the Republic of Congo, West Africa.
Households face energy bill hike next month
Many households are facing a shock rise in their energy bills in September, a price comparison site has warned.
Bowleven spuds in Cameroon
Scots oil exploration company Bowleven has begun drilling operations on the Moambe exploration well on the Bomono Permit in Cameroon.
Glacier appoints NDT expert
Glacier Energy Services has made a key appointment to its non-destructive testing (NDT) business.
Decommissioning industry urged to take the initiative
The head of industry trade body Oil and Gas UK will address the Offshore Decommissioning Conference held in Scotland later this year.
EIC hosts 42 UK firms at Offshore Europe 2015
The Energy Industries Council (EIC), the trade association for UK companies that supply goods and services to the energy industries, will be the largest single exhibitor at Offshore Europe in Aberdeen next month.