Frederikshavn confirmed as decom location for Foinaven FPSO
It has been confirmed that the Foinaven FPSO is indeed heading for the Port of Frederikshavn to be broken up and recycled.
Former Shell boss urges industry to combat ‘energy illiteracy’
A former chief executive of Shell told Energy Voice that the industry needs to focus on educating the public and politicians on the complexities of the sector, and use its people as "ambassadors".
White House to Tap Oil Reserve Again Amid High Fuel Prices
The Biden administration is moving toward a release of at least another 10 million to 15 million barrels of oil from the nation’s emergency stockpile in a bid to balance markets and keep gasoline prices from climbing further, according to people familiar with the matter.
New York based sustainability expert and 9/11 survivor to appear in Aberdeen
Climate and sustainability expert, Lolita Jackson, is to address guests at Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group's (AREG) Energy Futures conference next month.
Highland community say landscape is at ‘saturation point’ as new 656ft turbines planned
A Highland community is standing in opposition to the proposed Strath Oykel Wind Farm, saying the area is already at “saturation point”.
The hidden costs of cheaper safety boots
A low-price tag is often an attractive prospect for companies procuring safety footwear, whereas a high price point can often be viewed sceptically.
Equinor appoints new president of US offshore wind
Equinor has appointed Molly Morris as its new president for US offshore wind, who will take on the role from the start of next year.
BP to buy US biogas producer Archaea Energy for £3.6bn
BP has sealed a 4.1 billion dollar (£3.6 billion) deal to buy US renewables firm Archaea Energy.
Hunt announces review of energy price cap in April
Recently named Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, has announced that the government's energy price cap will be subject to review from April 2023.
ASCO signs deal with Aberdeenshire Acorn CCS project
ASCO has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Storegga-led Acorn project in Aberdeenshire to explore opportunities to collaborate.
Aberdeen-based Orka harnesses sun power to aid net zero goal
Aberdeen-based Orka has added solar PV (photovoltaics) and battery storage systems to its energy-efficient solutions as part of plans to help businesses work towards net zero targets.
Kwasi Kwarteng sacked as Chancellor after just six weeks
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has been sacked after just six weeks in the role.
Equinor awards contracts for six platform supply vessels worth over £210 million
Six contracts have been awarded to five shipowners worth a total estimated value of over £210 million by Norwegian energy group Equinor (OSLO:EQNR).
Harbour Energy’s V Net Zero renamed ‘Viking CCS’
The carbon capture project led by Harbour Energy, V Net Zero has been renamed 'Viking CCS' to better reflect the company's focus.
Aberdeen-based Respol Sinopec UK appoints new chief operating officer
Aberdeen-based Repsol Sinopec UK has appointed a new chief operating officer, Peter Medlam will take on the role at the start of next month.
Saudi energy minister tells Aberdeen reporters country will be ‘model’ of transition at COP27
Saudi Arabia will be a "model" for the energy transition at the COP27 climate summit, the country's energy minister told Energy Voice in Aberdeen today.
Sector heavy hitters arrive in Aberdeen for Energy Trilemma Summit
The Saudi Energy minister and the former CEO of Shell are among the industry leaders in Aberdeen today for a summit on the Energy Trilemma.
NZTC awarded £2.12m for HOP2 green hydrogen project
Net Zero Technology Centre has been awarded £2.12M from the Scottish Government’s Just Transition Fund (JTF) to support the delivery of its Hydrogen Offshore Production Project (HOP2).
Local MP says proposed 820ft Hill of Fare turbines are ‘simply too big’
The MP for West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine, Andrew Bowie, has struck out at the proposed 820ft turbines set for Aberdeenshire, saying “they’re simply too big.”
The ‘Fit Like?’ campaign helping offshore workers cope with loneliness and isolation
Offshore workers often face long trips away from home missing family and friends.
BP aims to make Teesside ‘UK’s first major hydrogen transport hub’ with bid for production facility
BP has submitted a bid for its proposed flagship large-scale green hydrogen production facility, HyGreen Teesside.
Neptune receives approval for 3x expansion to Römerberg oil field
Neptune Energy has announced the approval to raise the production limit at its operated Römerberg oil field from the State Mining Authority for Rhineland-Palatinate.
Public consultation launched for 820ft wind farm in Aberdeenshire
A public consultation has been launched for one of the largest onshore wind farms in Scotland planned for Aberdeenshire.
Making mental health a priority
This month, millions of people around the world observed World Mental Health Day, supporting its 2022 theme of making mental health for all a global priority.
Ukraine may be ‘blessing’ for climate, says head of UN’s WMO
The head of the UN weather agency has said the war in Ukraine "may be seen as a blessing" from a climate perspective because it is accelerating the development of and investment in green energies over the longer term - even though fossil fuels are being used at a time of high demand now.