As the country recovers from Storm Babet and more adverse weather conditions are set to hit the UK as it goes into winter, the NZTC’s Lewis Harper asks if increased flaring offshore can reduce emissions.
The Labour leader is visiting the north-east today with a promise the region will be at the centre of a 'clean energy' future.
Energy Transtions Commission says there is too much new oil and gas in the pipeline.
Odfjell Drilling has announced that Equinor has exercised options for seven wells to extend the use of the Deepsea Aberdeen on the Breidablikk field.
The UK government has increased the prices available for offshore wind in next year's Contracts for Difference auction round following disappointment.
Odfjell Technology contractors on BP’s Clair platform in the North Sea have been told that redundancies are being made on the installation.
Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg has denied a public order offence after a protest in central London last month.
The UK government has awarded $1 million (£802 thousand) to a US-led consortium to help develop a new type of water turbine.
Greta Thunberg will appear in court today, alongside 12 other activists, following protests at the Energy Intelligence Forum.
Siemens Energy has seen success in 70% of businesses in the fourth quarter as its wind company continues to struggle.
The team behind the upcoming Salamander floating offshore wind project is holding a second series of public consultation events in Peterhead this month.
The UK has fallen down EY’s biannual ranking of the attractiveness of renewable energy investment markets by three places to seventh.
Wintershall Dea has acquired a 10% stake in the Poseidon CCS project, making it the second CCS project it has a hand in within the UK
A lack of long-term planning from the Government risks jeopardising the UK's legally mandated 2050 net zero target, MPs have warned.
Currently, in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) there are estimated to be 1,500 subsea wells at various life cycle stages.
With smart technology taking over many aspects of day-to-day lives, including phones, watches, doorbells and even kettles, the oil and gas industry is following suit.
Greta Thunberg, alongside Fossil Free London, staged protests outside of Guildhall in the City of London during the prime minister's speech at the Lord Mayor’s banquet.
Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce has called for a new body independent of government to be set up to oversee UK energy security and the transition to net zero.
The Highland-based energy services firm, Aurora, has become the latest member of the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport consortium.
Scottish Enterprise has awarded a £9 million grant to the high voltage direct current cable (HVDC) manufacturing firm, XLCC.
Pre-existing shareholder have awarded cash to Mocean Energy as new investors join in awarding a £500,000 grant.
Scotland’s Cairn Risk Consulting and Horizon Ocean Management have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to assess risks in the Japanese offshore wind market.
The number of offshore assets reaching the end of their life, globally, is rising, meaning decommissioning projects are a real eventuality for many operators.
The UK has seen large-scale decommissioning work go overseas, OEUK’s decommissioning manager Ricky Thomson says firms need to remain “competitive” to win contracts for these “monster platforms.”
One of the many sub-plots in the saga of two uncompleted Caledonian MacBrayne ferries at the Ferguson yard in Port Glasgow involves the proposed use of Liquefied Natural Gas to part-fuel them.