Met Office to offer weather training for North Sea helicopter firms after storms
Detailed information about North Sea weather has been vital to the safety of offshore workers this winter, according to the Met Office.
Detailed information about North Sea weather has been vital to the safety of offshore workers this winter, according to the Met Office.
Medical services firm Capita Health and Wellbeing has promoted its marketing and sales director to lead its international health unit.
Concerns over the volatility of prices has replaced climate change fears as the main driver of energy policy around the world, according to a new report.
The boss of an Aberdeen-based IT maintenance and support firm for the energy sector has been appointed to the Scottish Government’s Business Excellence Partnership board.
The operator of the UK’s largest coal-fired power station saw profits slump 23% as carbon prices rose and it prepared to convert two more units to burn cleaner fuel.
Chancellor George Osborne is expected to miss the UK Cabinet’s first-ever meeting in the north-east next week because of a diary clash.
First Minister Alex Salmond has claimed that a Westminster withdrawal of the pound from an independent Scotland would inflict a “George tax” on businesses across the rest of the UK at a cost of some £500million.
Aberdeen firm Muehlhan Surface Protection (MSP) is gearing up for expansion after securing lending facilities worth nearly £4million from Clydesdale Bank.
The head of a firm behind plans to generate electricity from landfill has warned that green power subsidies in the UK make it difficult to find projects here.
Offshore support vessel group Gulf Marine Services has announced plans to launch on the London Stock Exchange as it looks to raise £60million to increase the size of its fleet.
Some of the UK's leading oil and gas industry firms have backed a call for the UK to source 10% of its energy requirements from carbon-capture equipped power stations within the next decade.
Protests at a Chevron gas plant in Nigeria have ended after a war of words between the oil giant and local workers over the incident.
North Celtic Sea-focused exploration firm Lansdowne has named Richard Slape as its new commercial director.
Scottish Gas parent Centrica has reportedly approached a top BP director as a possible successor to chief executive Sam Laidlaw as the energy giant’s boss prepares to stand down after nearly eight years.
Accountant Johnston Carmichael has appointed Graham Alexander as the new head of its oil and gas industry group.
An Aberdeen maritime consultancy firm has announced new contract wins worth £750,000 in January as it reported a £1million boost in annual turnover.
A company has been formed to commercialise technology that will help oil and gas companies to improve acquisition and analysis of geophysical data.
Oil giant BP has hit back over claims the Deepwater Horizon oil spill has caused heart problems for fish in the Gulf of Mexico.
Safe transfer firm Reflex Marine has launched its latest unit for allowing offshore workers to be moved safely.
The man who led the Piper Alpha disaster inquiry has backed a new conference in Aberdeen to help challenge risks caused by workers in the oil and gas industry.
Offshore engineering group Kværner saw its 2013 profits rise after high North Sea activity.
Regulators should refer the “broken” energy market for a full competition inquiry after figures showed the Big Six companies received more than 5.5 million complaints last year, watchdog Which? has said.
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The 2009 North Sea helicopter disaster could have been avoided and the five-year wait for answers is “unacceptable”, a fatal accident inquiry into the crash has heard.
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