Carbon capture is having a moment. Companies such as Chevron Corp. are building technology to capture carbon dioxide from smokestacks while others such as Microsoft Corp. are investing in startups working to yank the greenhouse gas out of the air directly.
Siemens Energy has appointed Darren Davidson as vice president of its UK divisions as Steve Scrimshaw looks to retire.
Well Slot is a monthly feature from Energy Voice and Westwood Global looking at drilling activity and rig moves in the UK North Sea and Norway.
Ithaca Energy has shared that its chief executive, Alan Bruce, will be stepping down after more than two years at the helm.
Shona McConnell, SEPA senior manager for environmental performance, said: "No oil was observed in the Fruin Water below the upstream containment infrastructure near Strone House."
As we approach the end of one year and look ahead to opportunities and ambitions for the next, I think it is clear to see that the UK stands on the brink of a remarkable opportunity to lead the charge in the global energy transition.
With a general election looming Sir Ian Wood says that "we can expect energy security, and therefore our region, to be high on the political agenda."
Jobs will be created at Lerwick Harbour which will host the main marine support hub for the oil and gas field.
Chevron Corp. will write down the value of $3.5 billion to $4 billion in assets due to restrictive government policies in California and environmental liabilities in the Gulf of Mexico.
A SEPA spokesperson told Energy Voice investigations into the spill are ongoing but "there is currently a very low risk to the wider public".
European stocks gained on the first day of trading in 2024, with energy shares leading the advance as crude oil prices rose amid increased tensions over the Red Sea.
A subsidiary of Viaro Energy, RockRose UKCS 10, has picked up a 15% stake in the Bressay field and EnQuest Producer FPSO.
When asked by Energy Voice Shell could not confirm what role it would be cutting or where the cut jobs will be from.
RWE is set to acquire the UK Norfolk Offshore Wind Zone portfolio, which represents a potential 4.2 gigawatt in production, from Vattenfall.
A group of North Sea divers are getting into the festive spirit by belting out Wizard's ‘I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday’ while in saturation.
Valaris has given itself an early Christmas present with the gift of two drillships.
Aberdeen has been issued a yellow wind warning today which is causing North Sea flights to be cancelled or delayed less than a week before Christmas.
Chairman Roy MacGregor looks back on a 'momentous' 12 months for the Inverness company.
Vattenfall has signed a deal with Vestas for three UK wind projects following changes to the country's Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction round.
Petrofac is considering sales on non-core parts of the business as part of its bid to improve cash flow.
Offshore medevacs are meanwhile at their highest level in five years.
BP is said to be preferring internal candidates as it searches for its next chief executive, following Bernard Loony’s resignation amid scandal earlier in the year.
Hundreds of North Sea energy firms have failed to respond to a key survey on their diversity and inclusion (D&I) practices, raising questions about their progress and commitment.
The Noble Intrepid will spend three extra months at the Judy field following a brief stint in Aberdeen's south Harbour.
They claim construction work on proposed Royal Deeside development would cause 'chaos and distress'.