Liz Truss questioned over closure of Rough gas storage facility
Conservative party leadership candidate, Liz Truss, is facing questions on her involvement in the closure of the Rough gas storage facility off the coast of East Yorkshire.
UK energy companies paying men 20% more than women, figures show
UK energy firms are paying men around 20.2% more than women on average, according to a new study of the sector's gender pay gap.
Energy Boss ‘definitely a potential buyer’ for Manchester United
Ineos boss, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has shown interest in taking the reins at Manchester United if current owners Glazer decide to sell.
£454,000 invested into Orkney’s hydrogen infrastructure
The Scottish Government and the Highlands and Islands Enterprise have invested a combined £454,000 to help ensure a resilient supply of renewable hydrogen from Eday to the mainland to strengthen Orkney's hydrogen infrastructure.
Ninian Northern deepwater coral discovery rekindles rigs to reefs debate
A discovery of “deepwater coral” on the legs of the Ninian Northern platform has rekindled a debate on whether oil installations should be fully removed from the seabed.
Winlaton first to integrate hydrogen into public natural gas network
Winlaton, a village near Gateshead, has become the first community in the UK to receive hydrogen blended with natural gas via the public natural gas network.
Video: We talk Scottish jobs on a boat ride to world’s largest floating wind farm
A Scotland Office Minister has talked up the importance of Scottish manufacturing credentials during a visit to the world's largest floating wind farm off Aberdeen.
Viper Innovations keeps the lights on in east java with V-LIFE
Discover how V-LIFE was used to keep the lights on in East Java by recovering a failed gas field electrical system with an 18-month replacement umbilical lead time.
Nominations now open for OEUK Awards 2022
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) are on the hunt for the energy industry’s brightest stars, innovators and champions as nominations are open for the trade body's 2022 awards.
UK firm CeraPhi Energy launches funding round to raise £12.4 million
The Great Yarmouth-based end-to-end advanced closed-loop geothermal business, CeraPhi Energy, has announced the launch of a £12.41 million funding round as it prepares for growth.
UK firm Penspen inks 37 new contacts worth £39.8 million in Q2
UK energy services firm Penspen has signed a clutch of deals £39.8 million worth during the second quarter of this year.
OPINION: Geothermal in the UK
Unlike water or gas, in the UK geothermal energy is not recognised by law as a natural resource. Bespoke regulatory systems, licensing and management are urgently needed along with government support to develop the UK’s geothermal sector, writes Dr Corinna Abesser of the British Geological Survey.
Neptune Energy prepare for milestone tenth well at Cygnus
Yesterday Neptune Energy shared its 2022 H1 results, announcing drilling had commenced on the tenth well on the Cygnus field and reporting pre-tax profits of £1.18 billion.
OEUK sends letter to ‘the next prime minister’ urging commitment to North Sea renewables
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has written a letter urging the future prime minister to prioritise reliable and cleaner energy produced in the UK.
Neptune Energy announces profits of over £600m in H1 2022
Neptune Energy made £627.84 million profit after tax, according to the company's results from the first half of the year.
Widerøe: The air link to Norwegian offshore hubs
The distinctive green and white livery of Norwegian airline Widerøe is a familiar sight for anyone working in North Sea offshore oil and gas.
Ex-oil worker turns back on cold North Sea to make luxury hot tubs
A former oil worker has turned his back on a job in the cold North Sea to start a business creating luxury hot tubs.
Windfall Tax: No oil and gas firms meeting with Chancellor
There will be no oil and gas producers meeting with the Chancellor tomorrow, trade body OEUK has confirmed, despite reports to the contrary.
Grangemouth oil refinery strike: nearly 100 workers walk out
Around 100 workers have staged a 'wildcat' walk out at Grangemouth oil refinery to strike for a better pay that reflects the rate of inflation.
New dire price cap warning as energy bills look set to hit £4,200 in January
Energy regulator Ofgem is to blame for part of a massive increase in energy bills, experts said, as they forecast that the price cap will hit more than £4,200 in January.
Sanitary products offshore: Here’s what you had to say
Yesterday Energy Voice published an article titled "Can women access sanitary products while working offshore?". When shared on our social media, as well as on our sister sites, the Evening Express and Press and Journal, readers shared their opinions.
Veolia Agrees to Sell Suez’s UK Waste Unit for £2.01 Billion
Veolia Environnement agreed to sell Suez’s waste activities in Britain to Macquarie Group for 2.4 billion euros (£2.01 billion) after the country’s antitrust authority raised competition concerns.
BP sells half of Husky Toledo refinery to Cenovus for $300m
BP (Lon: BP) has sold 50% of its interest in the Husky Toledo refinery, located in Ohio, to Cenovus (NYSE: CVE) to form a joint venture partnership.
Beach Energy sign deal with BP to sell 3.75 million tonnes of LNG
Beach Energy (ASX: BPT) has signed a sale and purchase agreement with BP (LON: BP) for 3.75 million tonnes of liquid natural gas (LNG).
K2 Management picked to advise on Inch Cape offshore wind farm
Renewable energy consultancy K2 Management has been picked to advise developes of the Inch Cape offshore wind farm.