Expro lands onshore testing contract in Iraq
Expro has landed a major contract to test oil wells for an onshore field in Iraq.
Paradigm sees 900% growth
A privately held investment fund based in the Netherlands has seen revenue from its portfolio of companies in the north-east grow by 900% in three years.
CNR International works to plug well as workers evacuated
An offshore firm has started work to plug an oil well amid fears it could start leaking.
Celera wins major offshore contract
A young Aberdeen company providing catering and facilities management support to the oil industry worldwide has landed a major new contract in Thailand worth £1million.
Latest Shah Deniz II contract worth $735million
The latest contract for the Shah Deniz II gas project in Azerbaijan has been awarded to the tune of $735million.
Video: Electrifying the future
DNV GL’s new report explores how energy industries can play an active role in electrifying the future. It discusses unlocking the third generation of wind power and living the future today with smart grids. Watch the video to find out more about the electrification revolution and critical part renewables has to play.
Elenilto discovers billion barrel potential in Senegal
An independent oil resource assessment has identified a potential of 1.5 billion barrels of oil in Elenilto’s offshore Senegal block.
BW Offshore reports operating revenues dip despite major North Sea win
BW Offshore has reported an operating revenues dip despite landing a major North Sea contract win.
Aubin completes breakthrough subsea lifting trials
Engineering firm Aubin said last night that it could transform subsea lifting after the successful completion of its first operational trial of its LiquiBuoy system.
Ministers accused of bribing communities into accepting fracking
Ministers have been accused of bribing communities into accepting fracking under their land.
Total signs Western Siberia joint venture with Lukoil
Total has confirmed a joint venture with Lukoil to develop the tight oil potential of the Bazhenov play in Western Siberia.
Partial production resumes on Statoil’s Snorre B platform
Statoil confirmed it had successfully resumed partial production at its Snorre B platform.
Communities affected by fracking to be offered compensation
Communities affected by “fracking” will be offered an average of £800,000 in additional compensation in an effort to stave off opposition in Conservative heartlands, according to reports.
Video: Sir Richard Branson’s full All-Energy Q&A session
Multi-billionaire Sir Richard Branson’s quest for clean energy started with an unexpected knock at the door and an uninvited visitor.
Video: Carbon War Room influencing the next generation of energy
The need for change is rife with opportunity, according to the chief operating officer of Sir Richard Branson’s Carbon War Room.
Neste Oil launches new low-sulfur bunker fuel
Neste Oil confirmed it will launch a new low-sulfur marine bunker fuel.
Opinion: Climate change – the greatest economic opportunity of our generation
I see the challenges of our generation not as inhibitors of creating a better world, but as exciting challenge.
Production still shut after Statoil takes double hit
Production at Statoil's Snorre B platform remained shut down for the third day, after an oil leak was detected earlier in the week.
Mojo Maritime expands into France
Mojo Maritime has expanded into France as a response to the country's growing appetite for tidal energy, according to the firm.
MDT International wins string of contracts
Aberdeen-based oil and gas training specialist MDT International has won contracts worth a total of £1million in the past three months.
DOF Subsea lands massive North Sea contract
DOF Subsea has landed a £15million contract with Teekay Shipping Norway AS for the Gina Krog FSO.
Orkney trials save marine energy developers thousands of pounds
The Orkney vessel trials proved marine energy can be supported at a local level, saving thousands of pounds.
Opinion: What role will Aberdeen play in the future of renewables?
The annual two day All-Energy exhibition and conference is now underway in Aberdeen, and while there will be plenty of talk about new developments and technologies, I’d expect much of the conversation at the show to focus on the decision to move the event out of the Granite City.
RGU CO2 ground-breaker bags big Canadian grant
An Aberdeen-based professor has received international funding for an original sustainable energy research project on innovative carbon uses.
Statoil’s green-energy project to power 20,000 homes
A groundbreaking green-energy project off the Buchan coast could produce enough electricity for 20,000 homes.