Understanding Burnout: Its impact and prevention strategies
I know we hear it frequently in the media, in the workplace and even in conversations, but what actually is Burnout and why should we be concerned about it?
UK North Sea acquisitions are Waldorf’s focus for 2024
Waldorf Production has outlined its goals for the coming financial year, including its UK M&A ambitions.
Are Labour’s windfall plans really a ‘death blow’?
It was all a bit odd at the Scottish Labour conference last month. A few days earlier, the oil and gas industry was shrieking outrage at Labour for proposing a windfall tax on gargantuan profits.
OEUK’s manifesto aims to avoid ‘passing on our carbon problem’
Offshore Energies UK has this month launched its manifesto for the general election with a list of essential proposals for the incoming government as we ramp up the homegrown energy transition and the drive for net zero.
‘Confused’: Rishi Sunak refuses to shoot down Tory windfall tax extension claim
The prime minister was asked to rule out concerns the Chancellor is teeing up a longer tax levy – despite Tories slamming Labour for suggesting a higher rate.
Union calls for ‘plan B for helicopter traffic’ after fatal crash
Following a fatal helicopter crash in Norway, a union leader has called for a “plan B for helicopter traffic.”
No UK well programmes have spudded in 2024 to date
Well Slot: NEO has completed the Leverett appraisal well as UK waits until June for next E&A well to spud.
To grow the UK economy, this must be a budget for a homegrown energy transition
Looking to the Scottish Conservative conference and the looming spring budget David Whitehouse hopes government can unlock investment.
Diamond Offshore to take $20m hit after kit collapse incident at BP Shetland project
Diamond Offshore (NYSE: DO) stands to lose more than $24m in revenues after a drilling kit collapse incident on a BP project in the West of Shetland.
Bristow signs deal for 10 AW189 helicopters amid industry shortage concerns
Helicopter operator Bristow (NYSE: VTOL) has signed a deal for 10 AW189 super medium helicopters to meet customer demand.
A French CEO’s pitch for more wind turbines: They’re ‘poetic’
Do you think wind turbines 'nice and poetic'? Engie SA chief executive officer Catherine MacGregor says they are.
North-east’s HPR ROV acquired by Subtron Group as jobs ‘safeguarded’
North-east business HPR ROV has been acquired by Subtron Group for an undisclosed sum as the business vows to ‘ safeguard’ its Thainstone team.
VIDEO: Ray Riddoch says political policies will change before votes are cast
The former CNOOC boss said "there will be a lot of change between now and the general election" following Labour's windfall tax policy.
Subsea Expo set to navigate the blue frontier in Aberdeen
Subsea Expo is returning to Aberdeen's P&J Live on Tuesday with the theme 'Navigating The Blue Frontier'.
Humza Yousaf: SNP would oppose Labour and keep windfall tax at current levels
Humza Yousaf said he'd maintain the status quo on the windfall tax in Aberdeen following Labour's controversial plans.
Yousaf criticises windfall tax plan set out ‘wolf in red rosette’ Labour
Scotland's First Minister has branded Labour a "wolf" in a red rosette as he rejected the party's plans to increase the windfall tax.
ConocoPhillips exceed working hours rules as SLB strikes continue at Ekofisk
Workers at the ConocoPhillips Ekofisk J platform in the Norwegian North Sea were found to be in breach of the working hours provisions.
Labour will deliver where SNP failed on publically owned energy firm, says Miliband
Ed Miliband has promised Labour will deliver where the SNP has failed with its planned publicly-owned energy company.
Valaris lands UK contracts with Shell, Harbour, TotalEnergies and Ithaca
Valaris has revealed a number of contracts in UK waters in its latest fleet status report as it boasts a $3.9 billion backlog.
Aberdeen business leaders write to Keir Starmer warning against oil and gas windfall tax plans
More than 700 concerned voices, including Aberdeen business tycoon Sir Ian Wood, have signed the letter demanding a U-turn.
Unions liken EPL job loss impact to 1980s miners’ strikes
“There are more and more comparisons to be drawn” between the large-scale miner's strikes of the 1980s and the effects of Labour’s windfall tax hike, unions say.
Anchoring the opportunities of offshore floating wind
As offshore wind continues to evolve, becoming one of our principal sources of low carbon energy, the available seabed space suitable for the installation of fixed turbines will shrink.
Aberdeenshire childcare closures to drive women out of energy sector
“We cannot afford to lose even 50 women from the energy industry” AXIS Network said following Aberdeenshire Council’s plan to end all out-of-school care.
Wood confirms 22 jobs to be cut in Aberdeen
The majority of the energy service giants employees are based in the Granite City.
NZTC to hand out £100,000 to 12 start-ups in sixth TechX cohort
Aberdeen’s Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) is set to dish out up to £100,00 each to 12 start-ups through its TechX Clean Energy Accelerator.