BG Group sells off TGGT
BG Group has signed an agreement with Azure Midstream Energy for the full sale of its shares in TGGT.
Paradigm extends its oil and gas portfolio
A north-east oil and gas service firm has been taken over by a Dutch investment fund.
Angola says it has four billion more barrels of oil than previous estimate
Angola has 13 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, a top oil official from the African nation said yesterday.
Energy Ventures targeting North Sea oil and gas investments
A leading venture capital firm has announced plans to invest nearly £63million in the North Sea over the next year.
Windfarm subsidy plans to rack up loss of £700million
Government-backed plans to build hundreds of wind turbines on the Northern and Western Isles will lose £700million, it has emerged.
Warning for Wood Group over platform safety fears
One of the North Sea's biggest engineering firms has been punished by safety chiefs after the Super Puma helicopter crisis prevented it from doing repair work offshore.
Staffing provider Orion enjoys profits surge after expansion
Highland-based Orion Group has announced a surge in profits after expanding into Iraq and India.
‘Corporate raider’ Carl Icahn snaps up massive stake in Talisman
A controversial billionaire has snapped up more than 60million shares in oil giant Talisman - and is eyeing a seat on its board.
‘Number of companies’ interested in Vattenfall’s EOWDC stake
Exclusive: Vattenfall has confirmed that a “number” of firms are lining up bids for its stake in controversial plans to build a windfarm in Aberdeen Bay.
UPB buoyed up after striking big North Sea deal
An Aberdeenshire firm is on the verge of launching the world's first floating unmanned oil platform system in the North Sea after striking a deal with an engineering giant.
EnerMech clinches £90m funding deal ahead of planned expansion
A north-east mechanical engineering firm has secured a funding package worth £90million as it looks to recruit an extra 700 people this year.
Energy Ball 2013: Guests go nuts for Kid and co
Nearly 1,500 people made the 2013 Press and Journal Energy Ball a record-breaker on Saturday – dancing the night away and raising thousands of pounds for charity.
Super Puma shutdown cost Bond £4m
Problems with Super Puma aircraft have cost Bond Offshore Helicopters more than £4million in the past year, it has emerged.
Windfarm ruling sparks new Trump bid to stop EOWDC plans
Tycoon Donald Trump has made a fresh attempt to block plans for a windfarm in Aberdeen Bay following Lady Clark’s landmark ruling.
Contracts success for Petrofac after landing £25million deals
Petrofac is celebrating a trio of new offshore project and operation contracts worth £25million - the beginning of an "exciting time" for the firm, according one of its top bosses.
Forties owner planning another year of drilling despite profits fall
Apache North Sea has said it expects to invest more than £350million this year - despite reporting a drop in profits.
New Ithaca boss lands £1.5million ‘golden hello’
The new boss of an Aberdeen-based oil company has been handed a bonus potentially worth more than £1.5million – after just one day in the job.
Kongsberg lands new Statoil engineering deal
Aberdeen-based Kongsberg Maritime is to create 20 additional posts at its base in Westhill for a major contract with Statoil.
100 new jobs as ROVOP lands £45million subsea deal
One hundred jobs are being created in the north-east following a £45million deal between two leading subsea firms.
Shell could face Gannet spill charges as prosecutors consider official report
EXCLUSIVE: Oil giant Shell could now face criminal charges over the Gannet Alpha oil spill, we can reveal.
Wood Group named company of the decade at Northern Star Business Awards
Wood Group was last night crowned company of the decade at the Northern Star Business Awards.
Gas prices down as demand falls with unseasonal heat
Gas prices have started falling due to the unseasonably warm weather this month, it has emerged.
Peterhead front-runner for carbon capture plant
Peterhead is now the front-runner to set up the world’s first commercial carbon capture green energy plant – after Norway dramatically dumped its plans.
New boost for offshore walk to work systems
The use of walk to work systems in the North Sea has received a boost after another major oil company announced plans to use it.
Gryphon insurance payouts close to £440m
EXCLUSIVE: Insurance payouts on a North Sea floating production vessel which broke loose in a storm have reached nearly £440million.