The body of the fourth victim of Friday's fatal North Sea helicopter crash has been returned to the mainland - as the hunt continues to locate the black box.
Norwegian union chiefs have expressed concern after a helicopter at the centre of safety scares was shortlisted to replace the country's rescue helicopters.
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Petrofac says it expects a stronger second half of 2013 after seeing profits fall by more than a quarter for the first six months of the year.
A petition demanding “safe helicopters for our oil workers” has been launched in wake of the latest North Sea crash.
French subsea cable specialist Nexans said yesterday it had won a contract worth more than £100million to supply and install a power link to upgrade electricity transmission between the Kintyre peninsula and Scottish mainland.
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The bodies of three of the four oil workers who died after their helicopter plunged into the North Sea on Friday night have been returned to the mainland.
Lundin Petroleum has begun work on its latest appraisal well for the massive Johan Sverdrup discovery in the North Sea
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Union leaders last night said they would back workers who refuse to fly on Super Pumas again.
A Moray shipbuilding business which had moved into the renewable energy market has gone into administration, with the loss of almost 70 jobs.
Last night’s ditching is the latest in a string of North Sea incidents involving Super Puma aircraft.
Since 1986 a number of significant helicopter accidents have occurred involving North Sea workers.
Drilling giant Seadrill's bid to buy all available shares in Sevan has fallen significantly short after acquiring just 0.01% more of the company.
Solar equipment firm Renewable Energy Corporation is to improve its bond repurchase offer as it looks to get the go-ahead for a planned restructure.
The boss of an Aberdeen energy consultancy is to join US-focused firm North American Petroleum as a director.
An internal Government review into the impact of renewable energy generation is examining whether wind farms hit rural house prices.
Two directors of beleaguered Norwegian oil group Noreco have resigned from the company's board ahead of the company's half-year results.
Renewable energy providers have been warned they must show their fuel is from sustainable sources or face losing government support.
North Sea oil firm Bridge said it was looking to make new acquisitions after seeing production fall during the second quarter of the year.
US exploration firm Aspect is to farm into the San Leon's Cybinka and Torzim operations in Poland.
Police have begun to scale down their operation at an anti-fracking protest site in West Sussex after four weeks of demonstrations.
Russia has blocked a Greenpeace ship from entering Arctic waters where the environmentalist group was planning to protest against oil exploration activities by Rosneft and ExxonMobil, the group said.
Business secretary Vince Cable is to deliver one of the keynote speeches at this year's Offshore Europe conference.
