Independent Oil and Gas to repay £22.4m debt to collapsed lender
Independent Oil and Gas (IOG) has announced plans to pay back £22.4million in debt to its collapsed lender London Oil and Gas (LOG).
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Aberdeen needs to get past ‘fear of sharing’ to become global tech hub
Greater collaboration and regulation within the technology industry is key to the north-east becoming a hub of global excellence, an industry boss has claimed.
Ribbon cut as £333 million P&J Live opens
With the cutting of simple white ribbon, Aberdeen’s new multi-million-pound P&J Live complex officially opened yesterday.
Director rejoins Deloitte’s Aberdeen team
Deloitte has further boosted its Aberdeen-based practice with the announcement that Sarah McGavin has rejoined the firm as an audit director.
Barclays opens tech lab as part of Aberdeen’s diversification drive
Aberdeen’s entrepreneurial spirit and the drive to diversify the north-east economy has encouraged Barclays to open its second Scottish Eagle Lab.
Growing travel management firm opens doors in Aberdeen – promoted
A firm of travel management specialists has open its doors in Aberdeen. Headquartered in Leeds, Traveleads will now have a base in the Granite City.
People’s Energy to extend service to small businesses
An energy supplier that claims to operate "responsibly and fairly" has said it plans to roll out its service to small busniesses.
Xodus Group renewables study hopes to ‘accelarate’ energy transition
Aberdeen-headquartered consultancy firm Xodus Group has revelaed it is undertaking an offshore renewables study designed to "accelarate" the energy transition.
Aberdeen set to host World Energy Cities AGM
The city of Aberdeen is set to host this year's World Energy Cities Partnerships Annual General Meeting (WECP AGM).
Subsea scanners proud of role in WWII submarine quest
Hugely humbling and poignant.
Energy price cap to cut up to £80 from household bills
Around 11 million households across the country are set to see their energy bills cut by between £60 and £80 a year, according to experts.
Modec unveils new long-life FPSO designs
Japanese construction firm Modec has unveiled plans for two new models of floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels - Noah and M350.
More than 160 jobs to go as coal-fire power station to close
Unions have called for an urgent meeting with energy giant RWE after it announced the closure of a coal-fired power station.
Extend climate change laws to set binding environmental systems, think tank says
UK climate change laws should be extended to other areas of "environmental breakdown" with binding targets to protect natural systems, a think tank has said.
OGUK holds event to tempt new blood into the industry
More than 100 interns from 20 companies working in the UK’s offshore oil and gas industry were challenged to help find solutions to the UK’s net zero ambitions at an event hosted by OGUK last night.
Clients seek flexibility in an ever-changing commercial property market
The commercial property market in Aberdeen continues to show encouraging signs of recovery, though it’s still a long way short of the halcyon days before the oil and gas downturn.
WATCH: Scotland’s biggest offshore wind farm battles ‘the haar’
Scotland's biggest wind farm was opened yesterday by the Duke of Rothesay in Wick, in the north-east of the country.
Union warns Centrica ‘you can’t cut out of crisis’ as CEO departs
A trade union has warned energy giant Centrica that it "can't cut its way out of a crisis" as it looks to slash jobs and make £250 million in efficiencies on the back of poor half-year financial results.
Fish-inspired technology could save up to £50K on seabed scans
Aberdeen-headquartered Hydro Group has completed trials of a new technology which could save tens of thousands of pounds on costs of scanning the seabed.
WATCH: Equinor install Troll C gas module
Norwegian oil giant Equinor has produced a video showing the installation process for its Troll C Gas module at one of the biggest ever North Sea finds.
Stena concerned about welfare of crew on tanker detained by Iran
The owner of a British tanker seized by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz earlier this month raised concerns about the safety of the crew still on board.
Watch: Huge new fuel tank arrives in Aberdeen for Peterson
Energy logistics firm Peterson has shot video footage of the arrival of a giant marine fuel tank at its Aberdeen harbour base.
Investors wait to see if Centrica boss will cut dividend
Centrica, the owner of British Gas, is set to update the market on Tuesday with its latest set of half-year results.
Lithium mine buildup outpacing electric-car boom
Lithium miners are bulking up for a booming future when electric cars go mainstream. But speed bumps loom, with prices tumbling on a burst of new production and demand growth slowing in China.
Leadsom appointed as energy secretary in Johnson’s new-look cabinet
Andrea Leadsom has been appointed as the UK’s energy secretary as part of Boris Johnson’s new-look cabinet.