Shell completes Pierce field redevelopment after ‘significant upgrade’
Shell has restarted operations at the Pierce field in the UK Central North Sea, following a "significant upgrade".
Blythe H2 well drilling caused ‘fluid losses’
While the Shelf Perseverance jack-up drilling rig created the Blythe H2, the newly spudded well experienced 'fluid losses'.
Hurricane Energy announces £31.7 million revenue in Q1
The UK-based oil and gas firm, Hurricane Energy (LON: HUR), has announced revenues of £31.7 million in the first quarter of this year.
VIDEO: ‘Will you say no to Rosebank?’ Yousaf pushed on oil field stance
While in Dundee for the Scottish Trades Union Congress’s (STUC) conference, first minister Humza Yousaf was questioned on the SNP's green policies.
Greenpeace Suing EU Over ‘Fake’ Green Label for Gas and Nuclear
Greenpeace said it’s suing the European Union’s executive over its decision to grant some gas and nuclear power stations a “fake” green label under EU sustainable finance rules.
WATCH: Just Stop Oil protestors arrested at World Snooker Championship
Two Just Stop Oil protestors caused the World Snooker Championship to screech to a halt as paint was thrown over a table during a match at The Crucible.
UK has ‘gone backwards’ on energy transition since COP26, says outgoing NZTC boss
The outgoing chief executive of the Net Zero Technology Centre has blamed political infighting for a lack of recent progress on the energy transition.
EDPR appoints Carmen Caminero as new UK and Ireland manager
The renewable energy firm, EDPR, has appointed Carmen Caminero as its manager of the UK and Ireland.
Highland diver realises dream of dancing at his wedding two years after catching Covid while working in Mexico
A former deep sea diver who almost died from Covid while working in Mexico fulfilled his dream of dancing at his wedding – despite being left with limited mobility after several Covid-induced strokes.
Government reforms its flagship renewables scheme as it looks to boost investment
The UK government has set out a reform to its contracts for difference scheme as it hopes will drive investment in the country’s renwables sector.
First turbine of 103 installed at Shetland’s Viking wind farm
The soon-to-be most productive onshore wind farm in the UK, Shetland’s Viking, has had the first of 103 turbines installed.
Oil Steady After Four Weekly Gains as IEA Warns of Price Rises
Oil was steady after advancing for a fourth week on signs of a tightening market, with the International Energy Agency warning of higher prices ahead.
Islandmagee equipment ‘technically feasible’ for hydrogen storage
Harland & Wolff (LON: HARL) has announced the findings of a large-scale hydrogen concept study by Atkins regarding its Islandmagee Gas Storage Facility.
Equinor begins production at the Bauge field
Equinor has announced that production has commenced at the Bauge subsea field in the Norwegian Sea.
United Oil and Gas to sell Maria discovery license
United Oil and Gas (LON: UOG) has entered into a binding asset purchase agreement with Quattro Energy for the conditional sale of the UK Central North Sea Licence containing the Maria discovery.
Action is needed now for renewables potential of Orkney to be unleashed
Orkney Harbours have a plan to play a leading role in the drive to net zero. They have an enviable position in the north of Scotland where the surrounding seas contain huge potential for wind, wave and tidal power.
Unite union ballots 70 TotalEnergies workers for strike action
Around 70 offshore workers employed by the French supermajor, TotalEnergies, are balloting for strike action.
Aberdeen oil and gas workers swap hard hats for hiking boots to raise thousands for charity
Oil workers from Aberdeen are preparing to raise thousands of pounds for the British Army’s official charity.
Oil and gas sector still has vital role for UK
Picture this: It’s 2050, and the UK relies on other countries for all its oil and gas supplies.
North Sea firm EnQuest to see three board members leave
The UK-based oil and gas producer, EnQuest (LON:ENQ), is set to see three members of its board leave the company following its annual general meeting in June.
Former Decom North Sea boss appointed COO of Rovco
Aberdeen-based subsea robotics firm, Rovco, has appointed the former chief executive of Decom North Sea, Fraser Moonie, as its chief operating officer.
Aberdeen city centre building sold in £5.25 million deal
Aberdeen building Kings Close has sold for £5.25 million making it one of Scotland’s top investment deals in Q1.
The heat all of Europe needs is right under our feet
Energy security has never been more important than it is now, given the present geopolitical situation in Europe.
The case for changing how we deal with mental health has been made. We now need to act on it
From my own experience, after my close friend Alan tragically died by suicide in 2021, I know a person’s mental health struggles can be both visible and invisible at the same time and how devastating the impact can be for them and for their loved ones.
ETZ offers £2m to help make north-east ‘net zero capital of the world’
Sir Ian Wood’s Energy Transition Zone is offering £2 million for north-east energy supply chain companies to take advantage of low carbon technologies.