Climate strikes expected to be largest environmental protest in history
Millions of people are set to take to the streets all over the world today in what could be the largest climate protest in history.
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Limiting global temperature ‘imperative’, scientists warn
Limiting global warming to 1.5C is a "human imperative" to avoid catastrophic climate change, and is a good investment, scientists have said.
Watch: BP sees possibilities everywhere
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
EON hires BNP Paribas to sell $1.1bn Czech retail business
EON has hired BNP Paribas to help sell an energy supplier in the Czech Republic it’s gaining as part of its pending takeover of rival Innogy, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Ineos to boost car industry in Wales with 4×4 announcement
The car industry is set to receive a much-needed boost with jobs being created to build a new 4x4 vehicle.
Higher energy bills likely due to the Saudi oil attacks
The drone attack which knocked out half of Saudi oil production is likely to put up energy bills for UK consumers, an analyst said.
Lower voting age to give young ‘voice’ on climate emergency, urges think tank
The voting age should be lowered to 16 to give young people a voice on their future in the face of environmental breakdown, a think tank has urged.
Energy firms given until 2024 in further delay to smart meter rollout
Energy suppliers have been given an extra four years to roll out smart meters into every home in the country, the Government has revealed.
Plans for 150 homes at historic North Sea industry office site go under spotlight
Aberdeen councillors will scrutinise plans to turn the site of a former city office block - demolished amid a storm of controversy - into a major housing development.
Scottish firms urged to prepare for a no-deal recession
Businesses throughout Scotland are being urged to prepare for a recession as the threat of a no-deal Brexit becomes “increasingly real”.
Demolition of 50 year old power station ‘heart-wrenching’, project boss says
The demolition of a record-breaking power station that provided energy to the UK for 50 years is "heart-wrenching", a project manger who has worked there for nearly three decades has said.
Yellowhammer papers: ‘significant’ energy price increases expected
The published documents outlining the consequences of a no-deal Brexit have suggested that "significant" increases in energy prices could occur, with some firms exiting the market.
New ownership for industrial building
A multi-let industrial building in Bridge of Don has changed hands as part of a £27 million deal.
Energy projects come before council
Highland councillors will convene today for a special meeting to discuss three energy infrastructure developments of national importance proposed for the region.
Five occupiers for city business park
Five occupiers have been secured at Aberdeen’s City South business park, on behalf of owners Dandara Group, by global property consultancy CBRE in partnership with joint agents FG Burnett.
Watch: BP sees possibilities everywhere
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
Energy customers paying additional £2.2bn each year despite price cap
Energy customers on standard deals with major suppliers may be paying £220 more a year than they need to typically, according to analysis.
Watch: Neodrill’s can-ductor cuts rig time by 2-4 days, tackling CO2 emissions
With increasing pressure to adapt to more sustainable methods, responsibility lies with all stakeholders throughout the well planning process to reduce environmental impact.
Eversmart Energy becomes sixth energy firm in 2019 to cease trading
Eversmart Energy has become the sixth energy supplier to go bust so far this year, leaving thousands of households not knowing who will provide their gas and electricity.
Opportunities galore for graduates in energy transition, Scottish Enterprise says
The energy transition is dominating debate at the Offshore Europe 2019 conference in Aberdeen this week.
Watch: Neodrill’s can-ductor cuts rig time by 2-4 days, tackling CO2 emissions
With increasing pressure to adapt to more sustainable methods, responsibility lies with all stakeholders throughout the well planning process to reduce environmental impact.
New flights from Aberdeen to England are ‘important links for offshore industry’
Two new flights have been launched from Aberdeen this week.
Watch: BP sees possibilities everywhere
At BP, we’re leaving no stone unturned to provide that extra energy the world needs while finding new ways to produce and deliver it with fewer emissions.
Watch: Neodrill’s can-ductor cuts rig time by 2-4 days, tackling CO2 emissions
With increasing pressure to adapt to more sustainable methods, responsibility lies with all stakeholders throughout the well planning process to reduce environmental impact.
One in three smart meter owners has issues with device, new survey claims
A third of smart meter owners have had problems with their devices, ranging from them "going dumb" to failing to function entirely, a survey suggests.