AIS Survivex owner 3t Energy Group shortlisted for Offshore Safety Awards
3t Energy Group, owner of AIS Survivex, has reached the finals of the Offshore Safety Awards, organised by Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) and Step Change in Safety.
BP and Eni’s joint venture, Azule Energy, begins production in Angola
Angola based Azule Energy, the independent 50:50 joint venture between BP and Eni, has begun production, taking responsibility for over 15% of the country's oil exports.
Neptune awards £10m vessel services contract for Cygnus field
Neptune Energy announced today it has awarded a £10 million three-year vessel services contract to Sentinel Marine, to provide offshore support for its operated Cygnus gas field in the North Sea.
Opinion: What did the Aberdeen Climate Camp actually achieve?
After five days camping out in Torry, holding protests and ignoring no entry signs at the harbour, did the Aberdeen climate camp activists actually make a difference in the Oil Capital of Europe?
Wood to deliver design services for Salamander wind project off Peterhead
Wood (LON: WG) has been awarded the principal design and pre-FEED scope for Salamander, the 100MW floating windfarm to be built off Peterhead.
Aker Solutions scoops £250m platform contract for Shell’s Jackdaw field
Aker Solutions (AKSO.OL) has been awarded a contract from Shell UK (LON: SHEL) to build and deliver a platform for the supermajor's Jackdaw gas field, east of Aberdeen.
Thompsons of Prudhoe inks two decom contracts with Spirit Energy
Thompsons of Prudhoe has secured contracts to help decommission a trio of North Sea assets, working in collaboration with Heerema and DeepOcean.
EnQuest ‘reviewing future capex’ in light of windfall tax incentives
EnQuest (LON:ENQ) has reported a 'good start to the year,' as it focuses on maintaining production and reducing debt, and intends to review its capex plans in the wake of new windfall tax investment incentives.
Gilson Gray celebrates its new home in Aberdeen
The doors may have only just opened at Gilson Gray’s new office in Aberdeen, but the team within are ready to put their decades of local experience to good use.
Aberdeen Shell HQ hosts Extinction Rebellion’s ‘Oil Slicks’ protest
A troupe of protestors, who have called themselves the 'Oil Slicks' targeted Shell's Aberdeen headquarters on Monday.
First oil from Norway’s Nova oil field supports UK at ‘crucial time’
Wintershall Dea has begun first oil production at its operated Nova field in the Norwegian North Sea.
RMI boss to run ‘Ultra marathon’ for Denis Law Legacy Trust
Director of UK sales at Remote Medical International (RMI), Dave Thompson has committed to running an 'ultra marathon' to raise money for the Denis Law Legacy Trust.
What’s happening at Aberdeen Climate Camp?
Yesterday Climate Camp Scotland pitched tents in Aberdeen's St Fitticks Park ahead of a weekend of protests. However, what do the activists have planned for the rest of Aberdeen Climate Camp?
WATCH: Aberdeen climate camp set up
Activists set up the Aberdeen Climate Camp today at St Fittick’s Park, Torry, ahead of the weekend's protests.
INEOS and SINOPEC ink three deals worth $7bn
INEOS and SINOPEC have signed three back-to-back deals worth a combined $7 billion (£5.8bn) which are expected to generate a combined turnover of around $10bn from 7 million tonnes of capacity.
Offshore Energy Digital Strategy Group hold first meeting
The first meeting of the Offshore Energy Digital Strategy Group (DSG) was held yesterday.
Aberdeen climate camp location revealed
The location of the Aberdeen climate camp, which is expected to draw hundreds of protestors to the city, has been revealed.
£160m battery manufacturing factory in Dundee creates 200+ jobs
A high tech battery manufacturing plant in Dundee would see an investment of at least £160 million and create more than 200 jobs.
Big Oil v the World producer: ‘ExxonMobil declined …any interviews’
Episode two of BBC's Big Oil v the World premiers Thursday, we spoke with producer, Dan Edge and director Jane McMullen, on production, tracking down interviewees and industry pushback.
Energy firms warned to book travel early amid transport mayhem
An Aberdeen firm specialising in energy industry travel requirements says massive disruption may continue to hinder the sector until the end of 2022.
1,000 jobs up for grabs as ScottishPower kicks off green recruitment drive
ScottishPower is launching the biggest recruitment drive in company history with at least 1,000 jobs going up for grabs within the next year.
‘Hell of a thrill’: Energy Voice tries out free-fall lifeboating
After reporting on AIS Survivex's new lifeboat simulator Energy Voice was invited to try it out, which escalated to us doing our real-life free fall launch.
Gallery: Giant foundations on the move from Port of Nigg to £3bn Seagreen wind farm
The foundations of the SSE (LON: SSE) Seagreen project are set to begin their journey from the Port of Nigg to the wind farm off Angus.
Greenpeace launches legal challenge against UK Govt over Shell Jackdaw project
Greenpeace has launched a legal challenge against the UK Government on the Jackdaw field off Aberdeen - one day after Shell (LON: SHEL) took an investment decision on the project.
Schlumberger raises full-year outlook on Q2 results
Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB) reported pretax income of $1.1 billion (£910 million) in its second quarter earnings, as bosses hailed a "favourable mix" of exploration and offshore activity.