The East of England Energy Group (EEEGR) has called on the region’s energy companies to take part in its survey which, it hopes, will determine the attractiveness of the sector for business.
Google has overtaken US oil giant Exxon to become the country's second-most valuable company.
Energy Secretary Ed Davey has urged the energy regulator to look into the profits being made by the Big Six energy companies through supplying gas.
Separatists from Pakistan’s southwestern province have blown up three gas pipelines, cutting supplies to millions of households.
Exclusive: Detectives investigating fraud claims at a north-east firm while it was run by two Aberdeen brothers have sent their report to prosecutors.
Subsea training and safety specialist, the National Hyperbaric Centre, is opening an office in Singapore amid plans to target business growth in the Asia Pacific region.
The Government wants an “open door” to contractors wanting to explore the deep seabed for minerals that could benefit rail services and electronic devices, peers heard today.
An aircraft electronics expert has told the inquiry into the 2009 Super Puma disaster he was “baffled” by system data for the helicopter just a week before its fatal crash into the North Sea.
Exclusive: The organiser of a new conference aimed at increasing interest in Israel's oil and gas reserves believes a major investment in the country announced today will spark interest from Aberdeen firms.
The head of Subsea UK has warned against making the organisation's annual expo too big - after the 2014 show closed with a record attendance.
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Brazilian oil operations still have much to learn from their North Sea counterparts in maintaining projects, a leading oil figure from the country believes.
The arrival of a revolutionary new pipe laying vessel into the North Sea this spring could be a ‘game changer’ for the way ships are used across the region.
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Eastern Airways has won a £30million contract with oil giant BP to ferry staff between Aberdeen and Sumburgh in Shetland with the creation of 25 jobs.
Although his time in Aberdeen was relatively brief, the impact John Trewhella made remains significant to this day.
A peeping Tom offshore worker who used his phone to secretly film a female colleague while she showered has been placed on the sex offenders register.
A leading oil and gas boss has called on ex-military personnel looking to make the switch into the energy industry to prove they are interested in making the move and avoid making the recruitment drive a 'one-way street'.
Blockage removal experts Paradigm has launched a new flushing system designed to cut down on environmental risk for oil and gas operators.
Equipment manufacturer Flowline Specialists is to invest £2.5million in new assets as it looks to ramp up growth for 2014.
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Press and Journal energy editor Jeremy Cresswell runs his eye over the big headlines coming from the opening day of the 2014 Subsea Expo at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre.
Oil and gas solutions group Bibby Offshore has landed top honours at this year's Subsea Awards after a year of growth.
Air-worthiness reports for the helicopter involved in the 2009 North Sea Super Puma disaster do not have to be disclosed, the sheriff overseeing the fatal accident inquiry has ruled.
Onshore shale oil production has the potential to lure investment away from offshore, according to the chief of a leading financial firm.