Pilots' union BALPA said it was entering "new territory", as it met with representatives of helicopter operator CHC after the group's announcement that it was filling for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
A massive, raging wild fire has forced the evacuation of three more communities south of Canada’s main oil sands city.
Harkand Group, the oilfield services and inspection repair and maintenance (IRM) company has gone bust with the loss of 171 jobs in London and Aberdeen.
A climate change sceptic MP has quoted the Bible in search of support for oil companies.
Shares in British Gas parent Centrica dived today after the utilities firm announced a surprise share sale to raise funds.
The Offshore Safety Awards ceremony has been postponed following the North Sea helicopter crash which claimed 13 lives.
Repsol has received consent from Norway's Petroleum Safety Authority for the removal of Petrojarl Varg and subsea structures on the Varg field.
CHC Group has field for voluntary chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to facilitate restructuring and position company for long-term success.
Canadian Natural Resources reported a smaller quarterly loss as cost cuts paid off amid a slump in oil prices.
Oil spill response specialist Briggs has secured a five-year contract from BP to act as its oil spill lead across the Forties Pipeline System (FPS) and to provide response services in the north of Scotland.
Centrica has announced plans to raise around £750m in a placing to fund acquisitions and cut debt.
Wood Group has been awarded a three year contract extending its support of Shell's eight UKCS offshore assets.
Repsol, the worst-performing major European oil stock over the past year, beat analysts’ estimates as the performance at the refining and chemicals division compensated for low oil prices.
Big Oil is suddenly Big Chemical.
Petrochemical giant Ineos has “fired the starting gun” on its fracking programme by pressing ahead with plans to lodge test drilling applications by the end of the year.
A fire fueled by shifting winds that forced more than 80,000 people to flee their homes and disrupted oil-sands operations in Western Canada is poised to expand.
Fuel prices went up by more than 2p per litre last month, new figures show.
Airbus Helicopters, the manufacturer of the EC-225LP helicopter that crashed in Norway last week, killing all 13 people on board, has sent an advisory to all customers using the same Airbus model to inspect the suspension bars and fittings of the main rotor.
Scientists from the University of Aberdeen heading for the North Atlantic to test a pioneering piece of research equipment that they believe will help improve how deep ocean ecosystems function and respond to a major oil spill.
Xodus Group has been awarded a framework agreement by Lundin Norway to provide engineering studies and verification services for its developments on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Nighthawk Energy has been given conditional approval by Colorado authorities to carry out its water flood programme on the Smoky Hill project.
Maersk Oil reported a net operating loss after tax of $29 million in the first quarter, compared with a profit by the same measure of $208 million a year earlier.
Oil services firm Wood Group is to consult with around 1,000 UK onshore staff as it seeks to reduce its headcount by 300.
Shell's finance chief has refused to rule out further job losses in the North Sea as the oil giant announced its earnings had dropped by $4billion dollars in the first quarter of 2016.
Up to 80,000 residents are being told to evacuated the entire city of Fort McMurray, Alberta, under a mandatory evacuation order because of an uncontrolled wildfire that is rapidly spreading.
