Visitors to the Energy Voice and Press and Journal stand at last year's Offshore Europe event in Aberdeen will have noticed the chance to win a Breitling watch, courtesy of Finnies the Jewellers.
An oil boss who admitted destroying evidence after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill has been sentenced to one year's probation.
Just 626 homes have completed the installation of energy efficiency measures under the Government’s flagship Green Deal programme since it started a year ago, official figures have revealed.
Nuclear plant Sellafield has lost an appeals against a fines levied against it for dumping waste.
Caribbean-focused explorer Leni Gas and Oil has been given the go-ahead to begin 30 new wells at its Goudron oil field.
Energy Secretary Ed Davey and former energy minister Charles Hendry have hailed Chevron's decision to award 75% of contracts for the development of the Alder gas field as a “huge boost of confidence” to British business.
Npower has continued to receive the highest number of complaints among energy suppliers - around eight times more than the best performing company, figures show.
David Cameron has said he favours cash payments to individual households in compensation for inconvenience caused by shale gas drilling near their properties.
A record number of people are now employed in the renewable energy sector in Scotland, an industry survey suggests.
Flights of a helicopter that crashed into the North Sea killing 16 men were temporarily halted just a week before the accident after a problem was discovered with its gearbox, an inquiry has heard.
Since it was first held in 2004, the annual exhibition and conference has grown to become one of the leading events in the international subsea calendar. From an initial 40 exhibitors and 200 visitors, 2013 saw the biggest event to date, hosting 140 exhibitors and almost 4,000 delegates.
Japanese nuclear scientists are to plan for future Fukushima-style incidents - by staging a controlled meltdown later this year.
Three men have been arrested in Dubai in connection with the disappearance of a British businessman of Iranian origin who is feared to have been abducted and murdered.
Thousands of households could have their fuel bills cut thanks to a £5.4million energy efficiency scheme.
Faroese oil group Atlantic Petroleum is to farm into the Norwegian Sea's Ivory prospect, after agreeing a deal to buy up to a 15% stake on the field.
MPs are to question the bosses of the UK’s energy network companies over the length of time it took to restore power to homes affected by storms over Christmas.
Two Egyptian state-owned companies have announced an international auction for 22 oil and gas concessions in the region.
Five Britons detained in Russia as part of the so-called “Arctic 30” will return home to the UK today, Greenpeace has said.
With widely-reported rising gas and electricity prices for consumers, kicking the “Big Six” energy providers has become something of a national sport.
Green energy campaigners have called for more homes and businesses to harness the power of the sun after solar capacity hit a new high.
In recent years, the wholesale costs of energy have increased and this has become an even greater problem than ever.
BP's most recent effort to stop settlement payments to Macondo spill claimants has been denied by a federal judge on Tuesday.
The UK is to send a final plane to South Sudan to evacuate remaining Britons - as the country's government warns it is set to launch a major offensive in a bid to retake its oil capital.
Oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky has been released from prison following Russian president Vladimir Putin’s pardon, his spokeswoman has confirmed.
Energy company npower is to pay £3.5million to vulnerable customers after it was found to have breached energy sales rules.
