Power Moves: Peterson Energy Logistics managing directors and more
Chris Coull and Jason Hendry have been appointed as joint managing directors for the UK at Peterson Energy Logistics.
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Finding your seat at the boardroom table
Over the last decade great strides have been taken when it comes to the number of women in board positions with the FTSE Women Leader’s Review reporting a record high for FTSE 350 companies of 42.1% women’s representation.
Fleet of robo-boats busy surveying North Sea windfarm site
A robotics-based geophysical survey of the Dogger Bank D offshore wind farm successfully started last month and will be ongoing until the end of the year.
Power Moves: Latest director appointments at SSE Renewables and more
Read about recent appointments at SSE Renewables, Three60 Energy, TotalEnergies, Burness Paull and EET Fuels.
Listen now: Powering Change with SSE – Episode 1- Transforming the grid with SSEN Transmission
SSEN Transmission are transforming the grid to secure power for generations to come. How did this come about? Listen to the podcast to learn more.
Power Moves: Gillian King leaves NZTC and more
Gillian King has left her position as the director of business development at the Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC).
Aberdeen Science Centre challenges pupils to find new uses for old oil platforms
Aberdeen Science Centre is seeking ideas on how to reuse decommissioned oil platforms from school pupils as part of a new competition.
Power Moves: EnerMech leadership shakeup and more
Alison Hazell has been promoted to the newly created role of chief marketing officer at Aberdeen-based specialist energy and infrastructure contractor EnerMech.
BP technology could be used on Mars or moon after NASA deal
BP (LON:BP) has signed a deal with US space agency NASA which could see its technology used on Mars or the moon in future.
Former Aberdeenshire oil and gas worker who faced redundancy on career change
Marc Cran started a successful barber business after facing the chop when the oil downturn hit.
Power Moves: Motive Offshore adds Americas manager and more
Jonathan Watt has been appointed as Americas regional manager at the Motive Offshore Group to help the company expand in the market.
Port of Aberdeen digs in for £4million shore electrification project
Port of Aberdeen has started work to enable vessels to plug into the grid for power instead of burning heavily-polluting marine fuel when they are berthed.
Power Moves: Spirit Energy’s new CFO and more
Nick Harrison has joined Aberdeen-headquartered Spirit Energy as its new CFO.
PODCAST: OPITO on global expansion and energy transition
As the energy sector continues to expand and roll out new technologies, training standards must keep pace to ensure that workers are adequately equipped to handle the environments they find themselves in.
Power Moves: New chairman for Centrica and more
Kevin O’Byrne will step in to replace Scott Wheway as chairman of Centrica, effective from 16 December 2024.
Tree-bark removes climate-warming methane from atmosphere, study finds
While trees are well known for sucking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, researchers have discovered they offer one more important benefit: They can act as a net sink of methane, another gas that harms the planet.
Power Moves: Alan Bruce joins Harbour Energy and more
Alan Bruce, former CEO of Ithaca Energy, has joined Harbour Energy’s executive leadership team heading up its technical functions globally.
Obituary: Ian Clark, who led Shetland’s battle to control big oil
Former energy minister Brian Wilson pays tribute to the man who helped to ensure Shetland extracted a levy from every barrel of oil that came ashore, and asks who are the leaders like Ian now?
Why diversity and inclusion can be drivers for change across industry
The engineering construction industry is responsible for the design, build, maintenance and decommissioning of major UK infrastructure.
French TotalEnergies sells West of Shetland assets to Prax
French firm TotalEnergies (PAR: TTE) has sold its oil and gas fields West of Shetland to Prax Group.
Aberdeen student awarded for recycled oil rig building design
A Robert Gordon University (RGU) student has won a prestigious architectural award for an innovative building design made from recycled oil rigs.
International Women in Engineering Day: ‘I’ve dreamed of being an engineer since I was a little girl’
Today is International Women in Engineering Day, which celebrates the amazing work of female engineers around the world.
Fitch deals fresh downgrade blow to Petrofac
Ratings agency Fitch has downgraded oilfield services giant Petrofac (LON: PFC) after it defaulted on an interest payment.
Catan: New Energies pits fossil fuels against renewable energy
In the latest edition of the classic board game Catan, players must avoid climate catastrophe while choosing between fossil fuels and renewables.
Extinction Rebellion Scotland targets Shell on Aberdeen’s Union Street
A group of protesters set up banners outside of Shell's Aberdeen office to "expose the greenwash".