Drone flying ‘well above’ height restrictions causes helicopter to turn and avoid it near Bridge of Don in Aberdeen
A helicopter flying near Bridge of Don in Aberdeen had to turn and avoid a drone that was flying “well above” height restrictions.
Petrofac lands EPC contract with ADNOC in the UAE
The UK-based Petrofac (LON: PFC) has secured an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) lump-sum contract with ADNOC in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree target of Equinor Rosebank protest
Protestors have gathered at London's Trafalgar Square Christmas tree to protest Norway-based Equinor's plans to develop the Rosebank oil field in the UK.
Pictures emerge of offshore worker strikes in North Sea
Pictures have been released of offshore workers who are carrying out strikes on BP and Repsol Sinopec platforms in the North Sea.
Albyn School: Inclusive attitude sees pupils’ minds flourish
It is so important that your child begins their learning journey in the right environment.
Offshore workers praised for ‘overwhelming’ support for Aberdeen foodbanks at Christmas
Offshore workers have been praised for their invaluable support of Aberdeen charities as families face food poverty this Christmas.
Met Office snow and ice warning halts helicopters in Aberdeen
The veil of snow cloaking the north-east of Scotland has brought many services to a halt in Aberdeen and offshore bound helicopters are no exception.
Aberdeen’s EnerMech acquires Stork Australia and New Zealand as it looks to expand
Aberdeen headquartered services company, EnerMech, has completed its acquisition of Stork Australia and New Zealand as the firm looks to expand its "global integrity".
Agent General of Western Australia to learn from Aberdeen’s energy transition
The fifth annual Aberdeen Perth Gateway saw the agent general of Western Australia, John Langoulant, praising the north-east for being "ahead" of his region in various spaces.
DNV’s 2022 Energy Transition Outlook suggests action must be taken now to hit climate goals
A new report from leading risk and assurance business forecasts that the UK will not meet its legally binding net zero by 2050 target.
EIC report finds global hydrogen damand falling behind production
An Energy Industries Council (EIC) report has found that the global demand for hydrogen is expected to fall behind production levels by the end of the decade.
International SOS: Neurodiversity in the workplace
The term neurodiversity was coined by Judy Singer, an Australian sociologist, in the late 1990s.
Outgoing OEUK chief Deirdre Michie on her time at the helm and ‘another extraordinary year’
As “another extraordinary year” in the energy sector comes to an end, outgoing chief executive of Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), Deirdre Michie, reflects on the last 12 months and her time at the helm of the trade body.
£140 million cash boost for Aberdeen shipping firm North Star
Offshore support vessel operator North Star is today announcing a £140 million finance package to support a “next wave” expansion of its renewables fleet.
Abyss Solutions announces Aberdeen as its new European hub creating up to 30 jobs
Australian autonomous systems company Abyss Solutions has announced Aberdeen as its new European hub creating up to 30 jobs.
Reflections on 2022: a transformational year for AREG
As a leading voice for its 270-plus members, Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) is gearing up for its 20th year, and with a strong focus on ensuring a just and equitable transition, the size of the prize has never been more evident.
Scottish hydrogen MoU ‘extremely bad news’ for domestic supply chain
A new pact on hydrogen between Scotland and Germany has been branded “extremely bad news” for the domestic supply chain.
Aberdeen firm aims to bring geothermal energy to King Charles’ Balmoral Estate
An Aberdeen-based firm is seeking to use geothermal - a sustainable energy source produced underground - to heat King Charles’ estate at Balmoral.
Gallery: Spanish coastguard save three stowaways from oil tanker’s rudder following 2,700-mile journey
The Spanish Maritime Safety and Rescue Agency saved three stowaways from Nigeria who hitched a ride on the ALITHINI II's rudder as it journeyed to Gran Canaria.
Flotation Energy: ‘We’re a team of experienced innovators’
An interview with Allan MacAskill, Chief Technical Officer of Flotation Energy.
ETZ plans leave locals feeling ‘angry and disappointed’
Campaign group Friends of St Fittick's Park has expressed its disappointment in the Energy Transition Zone's (ETZ) updated "campus model".
Windfall tax presents ‘negative effects on quite a few companies’
Aberdeen University's professor Alex Kemp has said that the windfall tax will make it "more difficult" for new players in the North Sea to invest.
Aberdeen’s Apollo win hydrogen study with Wales and West Utilities
Aberdeen-based, Apollo, has been awarded a contract to provide feasibility engineering to a proposed hydrogen pipeline from Pembroke to the Swansea Bay area.
Significant contract for innovative corrosion software specialist
A leading corrosion software and inspection specialist company is celebrating securing the largest-ever contract for its cutting-edge digital solution.
WATCH: XR protests held at Aberdeen’s Christmas Village
Those enjoying the festivities at Aberdeen's Christmas village were met with Extinction Rebellion activists today as they protested the Rosebank oil field.