Aberdeen-based Plexus plans returns to roots in search of profits
Aberdeen-headquartered Plexus (LON: POS) plans a return to return to a market it left four years ago after another set of losses in its half-year results.
Truss, Johnson Join Rebellion Against Sunak for Onshore Wind
Former prime ministers Liz Truss and Boris Johnson joined a parliamentary rebellion aiming to overturn England’s effective ban on onshore wind farms, creating a fresh headache for UK leader Rishi Sunak.
‘We can’t do this alone’: Foodbank boss highlights importance of working together with Big Christmas Food Appeal
As the cost of living crisis hits everyone's wallets this Christmas a foodbank boss has made a heartfelt appeal for the public’s support as volunteers prepare for a “significant” increase in demand.
Modern, high quality business units available now at Aberdeen’s best connected business park
ABZ Business Park has announced the immediate availability of new industrial and office accommodations in its prime location adjacent to Aberdeen International Airport.
Ithaca celebrates Erskine Platform’s 25th year of production
Ithaca Energy has been celebrating the 25th year of production on the Erskine gas field.
WATCH: BP boss grilled by MP on lack of answers on windfall tax payments
A boss at BP was grilled for his lack of answers on a windfall tax "loophole" by an MP at a House of Commons Committee this week.
ASCO wins over £10 million contract with NORM Solutions Business
The Aberdeen-based firm, ASCO has signed a deal with over £10 million for naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) decontamination and disposal services with undisclosed operators.
Crane failure has delayed Scotland’s Seagreen wind project
The UK-based utility company SSE has announced in its half-year reports that its flagship Seagreen offshore wind project has been delayed due to "crane failure".
North Sea Helicopters grounded amidst Aberdeen storm
Aberdeen has suffered flooding, leading to a number of North Sea-bound helicopters being grounded at Dyce.
Hundreds take part in consultation on towering 820ft Aberdeenshire wind farm
The four-week public consultation for the proposed 17-turbine Hill of Fare wind farm north of Banchory has closed, with one of the largest ever responses to the developer.
EIC claim raising energy profits levy could harm UK supply chain
Following the new Budget yesterday the Energy Industries Council (EIC) has said that raising taxes on net income could drive investments outside of the UK.
Harbour Energy ‘deeply disapointed’ revised windfall tax will stay if oil prices fall
Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) has struck out at Jeremy Hunt's new Budget, saying that the decision to keep windfall tax if commodity rates return to normal levels is "deeply disappointing".
Government go ahead for Sizewell C nuclear power station
The Government is to press ahead with building a new nuclear power plant at Sizewell C in Suffolk, the Chancellor announced.
Contractors ‘buried in bad news’ with no budging on IR35 rules
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has been criticised for his U-turn in abolishing IR35 reforms, and today's "budget doesn’t help matters", according to one specialist.
Dozens of offshore crew members for Scottish wind farm let go for foreign labour
Offshore crew members for a Scottish windfarm have been let go in favour of utilising foreign labour.
COP27 Draft Leaves Out Pledge to Phase Down All Fossil Fuels
Countries negotiating at the climate summit in Egypt are on track to reject calls for phasing down the use of all fossil fuels, snuffing efforts by India and key developed nations to target oil and gas as well as coal in an overarching deal at COP27.
Annual Offshore Achievement Awards nominations closing soon
The deadline for Annual Offshore Achievement Awards nominations is fast approaching with the show set for Aberdeen's P&J Live for its 36th anniversary.
9/11 survivor tells Aberdeen conference about her move to sustainability
Lolita Jackson, a 9/11 survivor and sustainability investor, has told an energy event in Aberdeen about her career journey into green energy in the wake of the tragedy.
Harbour Energy boss pleas with chancellor over windfall tax
Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) chief executive Linda Cook has issued a public plea to the chancellor to rethink much-expected changes to the windfall tax.
Watch: BP Aberdeen ‘village’ model actually produces hydrogen
BP showcased a model village that was powered by a scaled-down version of the Aberdeen hydrogen hub at Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group's (AREG) Energy Futures event.
‘Collaboration’ is the key takeaway from AREG opening session
In the opening plenary session of Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group's (AREG) Energy Futures conference, panellists agreed that the key to energy transition is "collaboration".
Aberdeen students set to display at AREG confrence today
ProtoTAU, Aberdeen University's Shell Eco-Marathon team are set to attend Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group's (AREG) Energy Futures Conference today.
Just Stop Oil supporters arrested in Aberdeen following protests
Just Stop Oil has covered Aberdeen's Silver Fin building in orange paint in a sign of "solidarity" with fellow activist group, Extinction Rebellion.
NSTA opens another investigation as North Sea operator suspected of licence breach
Yet another investigation has been launched into UK oil and gas firms' activities, as the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) opens a probe into a suspected breach of licence conditions.
Equinor reports first power from Hywind Tampen
Norweigan energy firm, Equinor, has reported power production from the first turbine in the floating wind farm Hywind Tampen in the North Sea has started.