A human rights group has accused Shell, Nigeria’s biggest petroleum producer, of wrongly reporting on the cause and volume of pollution devastating the Niger Delta and making false claims about clean-up measures.
British Gas owner Centrica is to spend £4.4billion buying gas from Qatar to shore up the UK's energy supply.
French engineering group Alstom is set to cut around 1300 jobs globally as it looks to deal with a drop in orders.
Canadian oil producer Talisman Energy saw third quarter losses narrow after increased output from its North Sea and Eagle Ford shale operations.
Norwegian oil giant Statoil has struck a deal to farm out seven of its exploration licences in Europe to OMV.
US oil giant Marathon saw third-quarter profits rise 29% after being boosted by output from its shale gas operations.
US lawmakers are to rule on whether a judge was right to approve BP's multi-billion dollar settlement for compensating victims of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
US oil firm Linn Energy is to up its offer for Berry Petroleum by a further £376million to more than £3billion.
Gulf Keystone has been boosted after news the Akri-Bjeel block in Kurdistan has been found to be commercially viable.
Shale gas extraction poses little risk to public health if it is run properly, a new report has claimed.
Offshore services firm Technip has landed a $1.2billion dollar deal for Tullow's TEN project off the coast of Ghana.
Former Talisman Energy vice president Paul Atkinson has been appointed the new managing director for Lundin Petroleum's operations in south east Asia.
Mixed political messages are putting jobs and investment in the renewable energy industry at risk, a new report has warned.
An earthquake measuring 2.8 magnitude occurred in the North Sea yesterday – about 20 miles from a gas platform.
The Unite union official at the centre of the Grangemouth dispute has resigned from his job at the plant.
Part of the giant Grangemouth site is to close following a bitter row over pay and conditions.
The Scottish Government is in discussion with potential buyers for the troubled Grangemouth oil refinery, the Finance Secretary has confirmed.
The dispute at Grangemouth oil refinery has taken a new twist after union leaders urged Revenue and Customs to investigate the tax affairs of the site’s owners.
Britain faces a higher risk of power shortages over the next five years as old generating plants begin to close, leading engineers have warned.
The amount of oil spilled by the Macondo well in 2010 was more than 1.7million barrels less than the total claimed by US authorities, a leading industry expert has said.
Chinese state-run oil producer CNOOC has launched a tender for foreign firms to bid on 25 oil and gas blocks in the East and South China seas.
The number of windfarms built and being planned for Scottish land.
Lady Clark of Calton’s decision in the Court of Session case of Sustainable Scotland v The Scottish Ministers has serious legal implications for the large scale onshore energy industry in Scotland, writes June Gilles.
Fracking has been blamed for dangerous levels of radiation found in an American river, according to new research.
The owner of a Scots refinery has asked the Scottish and UK governments for grants and loan guarantees of £150 million to build a new gas terminal - or see the plant close in the next four years.
