Challenging. It’s a popular word today, and if you work in the oil and gas industry, there won’t be a conversation in any boardroom, office, workshop or offshore platform where it’s not being used … and frequently.
BP’s North Sea president Mark Thomas will step into the Editor’s seat for Energy Voice this week.
Steven Leaper discusses why mentorship has to protected in a downturn.
Donald Trump has pledged to work secure a rapid trade agreement with Britain, predicting that leaving the European Union would be a “great thing” for the UK.
Banks and energy companies should ready themselves for greater scrutiny from the UK Government this year, with the Prime Minister expected to tap into rising populism, a new report claims.
A couple fed up with the performance of energy suppliers are launching a crowdfunding campaign to start their own company.
Statoil's workforce has found an innovative way to beat offshore boredom.
Oil prices faltered at the start of the second week of the year, as fears set in about a rapid rebound in U.S. shale production. For the better part of two months, optimism surrounding the OPEC deal has buoyed oil prices, but bullish sentiment from speculators are showing early signs of abating, raising the possibility that the oil rally is running out of steam.
London’s top flight index began to edge off record highs despite a flurry of strong Christmas trading updates from British retailers.
Tidal lagoons could play an important role in ensuring secure power supplies, according to a former energy minister who has led a review into the technology.
A review commissioned by the Government into the potential for tidal lagoon energy in the UK is to be published.
Jane Fonda has said people should not be fooled by “good-looking liberals“ like Justin Trudeau, after the Canadian prime minister “disappointed” her by approving pipelines from the Alberta oil sands.
Petrol prices have risen to their highest level in more than two years, figures show.
Britain’s trade gap widened to £4.2billion in November as the collapse in the value of the pound failed to significantly boost exports.
Vattenfall has acquired a massive windfarm in the German North Sea.
Big Oil is poised to reap rewards this year as investments made before the crude-price slump pay off just as the recovery starts.
US president Barack Obama has made an emotional farewell speech that sought to comfort and encourage a country on edge over economic changes, persistent security threats and the election of Donald Trump.
A growing “confidence gap” is emerging between Scottish small businesses and their counterparts elsewhere in the UK, a new report has shown.
The landscape of employee safety is ever-changing. Did you know, for example, that from spring 2017, fatal accident inquiries will have the authority to investigate the deaths of Scottish nationals killed while working abroad?
The economy will grow at its slowest pace since the 2009 recession this year as soaring inflation and lacklustre wage growth bring an end to Britain’s consumer spending boom, a report has warned.
London’s premier index delivered its longest ever record closing streak thanks to more lacklustre trading from the Brexit-hit pound.
The Scottish jobs market is going through a “tough patch”, with fewer people securing permanent positions and salary growth slowing down, according to a report.
Further production cuts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major suppliers in the coming year could push the oil price as high as $70 a barrel, Cantor Fitzgerald Europe’s Sam Wahab has said.
Hundreds of energy industry leaders will gather in one of Europe’s most historic cities later this month, as GE Oil & Gas gears up for its 18th Annual Meeting in Florence, Italy.
January 10, 1901 has gone down in petroleum history as the discovery of the great Spindletop gusher.
