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Octopus to take over Shell’s home energy businesses in the UK and Germany
Shell has announced that it has sold its home energy businesses in the UK and Germany to Octopus Energy Group.
Justifying new North Sea licences ‘very simple’, hears Aberdeen event
A Westwood event in Aberdeen heard that the justification for new North Sea licences against a backdrop of energy transition is “very simple”.
Shell’s Penguins development enounters brownfield issues
Shell has provided an update on its Penguins development off Shetland, outlining that it has encountered infrastructure issues that "require rectification."
Gateway Event To Celebrate Landmark on Offshore Europe Eve
A renowned business event that celebrates links between the North East of Scotland and Norway will mark its tenth anniversary on the eve of the forthcoming 50th Offshore Europe.
Equinor awards £291m worth in contracts for two rigs in Norway
Equinor has signed two deals with COSL Offshore Management to use the COSLPromoter and COSLInnovator rigs in Norwegian waters worth £291 million.
The UK welcomes the third MP in charge of energy in 12 months
As Grant Shapps steps down as energy security secretary, the industry welcomes the third MP to take up the energy brief in less than 12 months.
Offshore Europe to bring ‘more than £50 million to the north-east economy’
The long-awaited return of Offshore Europe is not just impacting energy firms, local business experts say the event will bring "more than £50 million" to the Granite City.
Government sets aside £3.5m to look into impact of turbines on air defence
The UK government has set aside more than £3.5 million in funding to limit the impact offshore wind farms have on the country's air defence.
Elemental Energies lands £10 million decommissioning contract with Archer
Elemental Energies has secured a contract with an estimated value of £10 million with Archer to support a major decommissioning project in the UK North Sea.
Greenpeace calls for Rugby Wold Cup oil ads to be sent to sin bin
Ahead of the Rugby World Cup, Greenpeace has called for a ban on all fossil fuel advertising and sponsorship in sports.
Oil and Gas Chaplain Gordon Craig to step down after 11 years of service
Reverend of the Oil and Gas Chaplaincy, Gordon Craig, has announced that he is retiring with his replacement set to take over in October.
Taxi firms gear up for ‘pressure’ as Offshore Europe arrives
Meanwhile, north-east transport body Nestrans encourages 'sustainable travel options' for the showcase.
Countdown is on for SPE Offshore Europe 2023
With just days to go until the 50th anniversary edition of SPE Offshore Europe 2023 launches, excitement is building for the milestone event.
£535,000 fine for oil and gas firm after man injured on North Sea platform
An oil and gas company has been fined £535,000 after a worker sustained life-changing injuries following the uncontrolled collapse of a crane.
First Minister Humza Yousaf ‘not convinced’ by Rosebank
Scotland's first minister Humza Yousaf has said he is "not convinced" by Equinor's controversial Rosebank oil field.
‘I don’t think you’re cut out for leadership’: Energy bosses open up on industry discrimination
Bosses from BP, Wood, Intertek and others discussed discrimination they've faced in their careers, and the distance still to go.
Most Scots back Rishi Sunak’s push for more oil and gas, poll shows
Most people in Scotland back Rishi Sunak's decision to grant new oil and gas licences, according to new research on public attitudes to the future of the energy industry.
Harbour Energy calls for CCS investment incentive amid windfall tax woes
Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) chief executive Linda Cook told investors that her firm will lobby government to include carbon capture and storage (CCS) spending in windfall tax allowances.
Allowing its engineers to ‘shine’ gives Wood the edge in the CCS market
Chief executive of Wood (LON:WG), Ken Gilmartin, says that his firm's growth in carbon capture comes from picking work that allows its “subject matter experts shine.”
3T Energy lands seven-figure training contract with Wales & West Utilities
The AIS Survivex parent company, 3T Energy Group has secured a three-year deal worth seven figures with the gas distribution firm Wales & West Utilities.
Norway dishes out CO2 storage licence to Sval Energi and partners
The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has awarded a carbon dioxide storage licence to awarded Sval Energi for a North Sea project.
Hundreds of workers down tools at Mossmorran over safety concerns
Unite the Union has announced that 200 of its members working at Exxon Mobil's (NYSE:XOM) Mossmorran petrochemical plant have withdrawn their labour over health and safety concerns.
TotalEnergies to see North Sea fees raise by millions following ETS changes
Changes to the UK's Emissions Trading Scheme will result in Supermajor TotalEnergies (XPAR:TTE) seeing a near £30 million hike in fees.
Offshore Helicopter Services lands five-year deal amid turbulent market conditions
Offshore Helicopter Services UK (OHSUK) has secured a five-year contract extension with Serica Energy, following news of “lower than normal client activity” from the firm.