Energy services sector set to grow $1 trillion in 2025
Research firm Rystad has tipped the energy services sector to grow to $1 trillion in 2025.
Campaigners urge Moray and Aberdeenshire councils to think again about any more wind farms
An open letter has been sent to Aberdeenshire and Moray councils expressing concern about the development of more wind farms in the Upper Deveron Valley.
Baker Hughes admits shipping equipment to Russia following calls to ban exports
Oilfield services giant Baker Hughes has admitted shipping equipment to Russia months after sanctions were announced in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.
Delegate Registrations Now Open for Global Energy Exports Conference 2023
Delegate registrations are now open for the Energy Exports Conference 2023.
Europe’s first uncrewed offshore integrity inspection undertaken by TAQA
TAQA Netherlands has become Europe's first oil and gas operator to complete an uncrewed offshore integrity inspection.
BP accounts for three ‘scenarios’ in 2023 Energy Outlook
BP has published its Energy Outlook for 2023, predicting three potential scenarios in the global energy markets following a turbulent 12 months.
Duo lead buyout of Aberdeenshire energy industry cleaning company and plan recruitment drive
Oldmeldrum-based energy industry cleaning company NRC UK has been bought over with bosses now planning to double its workforce.
Video: Aberdonians voice opinions on future of oil and gas
Aberdonians are having their say on the future of the North Sea, including producing oil and gas in"better" ways and "supporting our own economy".
Green hydrogen: a driver for success across the Highlands
A quiet revolution is taking place across the Highlands of Scotland, as a drive towards a green hydrogen economy is leading the decarbonisation of the transportation of goods across the region.
Decom North Sea brings awards show to Aberdeen
The sixth annual Decom North Sea Awards are coming to Aberdeen in the energy industry’s only awards dedicated to decommissioning excellence.
League table: Which oil and gas firms produce most emissions?
Which integrated gas companies produce the most emissions?
Harnessing tieback engineering techniques to accelerate production
The oil and gas industry is facing pressure to find efficient and commercially viable paths to new production amidst the perfect storm of an energy security crisis, surging inflation, and a challenging investment climate for fossil fuels.
CRC Evans announces new welding and coating services firm
CRC Evans has announced that a merger between four organisations has brought about the creation of a welding and coating services firm.
Rovco signs three year lease deal for multipurpose support vessel
Rovco has signed a three-year contract for the Glomar Supporter multipurpose support vessel as it looks to further expand its survey business.
Shell to take over city centre car park spaces following £1.2million refurbishment
An Aberdeen city centre car park is in line for a £1.2million refurbishment as part of a deal with energy giant Shell.
Wind energy providers look to maximise returns in 2023 by improving efficiency of Operations and Maintenance
Boosted by increasing energy transition commitments from governments worldwide and fresh focus on energy security, wind industry growth will continue its upward trajectory in 2023 and beyond.
Serica Energy renews US-Iran sanctions waiver for North Sea oilfield
Serica (LON: SQZ) has renewed a sanctions waiver from the US Government over Iran’s stake in the Rhum oilfield in the UK North Sea.
Islands growth deal could trigger 1,300 new jobs for Orkney, Shetland and Outer Hebrides
Scotland’s outer islands are to cash in on a share of up to £393 million during the next 10 years as a slew of UK and Scottish government initiatives breathes life into 16 projects.
Hydrogen flight takes off while Grant Shapps eats cake in bizarre Twitter video
"Zero calories" cake might be a pipedream for Grant Shapps but Hydrogen powered flight is a reality.
Whopping 76% of Scots want North Sea production despite energy plan
More than three-quarters of Scots support domestic North Sea production, a survey has found, despite political moves which could harm the sector.
Ocean Installer: A tale of Havfram and back again
Marine construction contractor, Havfram Subsea, although you may know it better as Ocean Installer, has undone 2020's rebrand to revert to its better-known original name.
Offshore Achievement Awards announces finalists for 2023
Finalists announced for Offshore Achievement Awards 2023
Equinor and partners find new gas in Norway
Equinor, alongside partners Wintershall Dea and Petoro, have made a commercial gas discovery of up to 69.2 million barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) in the Norwegian North Sea.
CHC will ‘move with the industry’ if offshore rotas change
CHC will 'move with the industry' says UK operations director Harry Bos.
Workers to ramp up strikes at Scottish offshore supply chain firm over pay row
Dozens of workers at a Scottish offshore supply chain firm are to down tools this week as a long-running pay dispute continues.