Sidara steps away from takeover as Wood shares collapse
Wood's share prices have dropped by almost 40% since Sidara announced it was stepping away from its takeover bid.
EPL changes mean ‘companies like Serica won’t invest’ says chairman
Serica Energy's chairman has argued that changes to the EPL will lead to firms like his not investing in the UK and job losses.
ONS to ‘imagine’ the possibilities of an energy transition during 50 year celebration
ONS conference president Leif Johan Sevland talks through his show's theme and how the energy sector has chnaged since 2022.
Port of Dundee business shuts its doors as company ‘consolidates’
The firm brought the first major decommissioning project to the city, which employed 200 workers at its peak.
EVOL: Windfall woes, a budget boost and a wind farm of epic proportions
This week on EVOL, the Energy Voice team discuss the reaction to upcoming changes to the windfall tax, and whether it’s behind Shell and Exxon offloading their Southern North Sea assets.
Wood pushes back Sidara takeover bid deadline again
Wood (LON:WG) has pushed back the "put up or shut up" date for Sidara's takeover bid by a week as discussions "remain ongoing."
PODCAST: OPITO on global expansion and energy transition
As the energy sector continues to expand and roll out new technologies, training standards must keep pace to ensure that workers are adequately equipped to handle the environments they find themselves in.
Chancellor targets ‘unjustifiably generous’ investment allowances and confirms North Sea windfall tax
The Labour Party has forged ahead with plans for the rise and extension of the windfall tax on North Sea companies which will come into force 1 November.
Pictures: Western Isles FPSO arrives in Orkney
NEO Energy’s Western Isles FPSO has been spotted arriving at Orkney Harbour ahead of its work at the Greater Buchan Area redevelopment.
Former Siemens UK CEO Juergen Maier takes on GB Energy top job
Who is the new chair of Great British Energy Juergen Maier?
Shell has ‘right to alter ownership structures’ on ScotWind
Reports have surfaced that Shell is looking to sell off its ScotWind leases after spending more than any other firm in the offshore wind leasing round.
Shell aims to sell Scottish wind sites in green energy reversal
Shell (LON: SHEL) plans to sell leases it won to develop floating wind farms off the coast of Scotland, as the oil major continues to roll back a once-ambitious expansion into renewable power.
Scores of Arnish jobs at risk as government rejects Harland & Wolff’s lifeline bid
The business secretary has turned down the crisis-hit shipbuilder's application for £200m in aid.
One dead and two injured after rig floor collapse in Turkey
The concrete floor of a rig on Türkiye Petrolleri's Yalçın field has collapsed, leading to the death of a worker and two others being hospitalised.
Setting the right energy transition policy is a ‘tough task’, says Drax boss
As his firm looks to publish its H1 results, Drax CEO Will Gardiner explains the importance of UK policy in the country's energy transition and how BECCS can play a part.
‘Evolving energy policy’ will force Starmer to make a decision on the future of CfD rounds
Dundas Consultants has found that the contracts for difference (CfD) scheme has dished out more than £8 billion in renewables subsidies, with over 80% of projects yet to receive funds.
SLB and Halliburton see strong international oilfield demand
SLB and Halliburton, two of the world’s biggest oilfield service providers, said they see strong international demand for crude drilling after posting earnings that met or exceeded expectations, supporting their shift into overseas markets.
Piper Alpha survivor’s safety consultancy born from Grenfell disaster
Piper Alpha survivor Steve Rae is spearheading a new consulting venture, which he said came in response to the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire.
UK energy industry ‘deeply concerned’ ahead of King’s speech
King Charles is set to deliver a speech at the opening of parliament as Labour wants to enact change, however, the energy sector is still “deeply concerned.”
BP aims to plug the ‘gaps’ in Aberdeen’s supply chain with hydrogen hub
BP is set to release a report on how its Aberdeen City Council joint venture will help the local supply chain scale up work in the hydrogen sector.
AGCC says GB Energy ‘must be located in Aberdeen’
As the new Labour Government looks to get the ball rolling on Great British Energy, Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce (AGCC) have called for the firm to be based in the north-east of Scotland.
SSE and Equinor secure amendment to Dogger Bank seabed lease
The developers say that the amendment to the seabed lease can increase Dogger Bank D's capacity by 2GW.
UK plans to unveil Wealth Fund structure at global investment summit
The new Labour government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is looking to firm up a structure for the UK’s National Wealth Fund in time for an investment summit planned for the autumn, in a bid to showcase the initiative to an international audience.
Moray’s gentleman journalist Bruce Taylor was first at Piper Alpha
Moray reporter Bruce Taylor died on the anniversary of the devastating explosion in 1988.
WATCH: Climate Camp activists arrive to protest Aberdeen ETZ
Climate Camp Scotland activists battled heavy rain to pitch tents in Aberdeen yesterday as part of a planned protest against the city's Energy Transition Zone (ETZ).