No fracking at Balcombe, Cuadrilla tells locals
No fracking will take place at a site in West Sussex which was at the centre of large-scale protests last year, energy company Cuadrilla has told residents.
No fracking will take place at a site in West Sussex which was at the centre of large-scale protests last year, energy company Cuadrilla has told residents.
Offshore engineering firm Maritime Developments has launched a new equipment hire service as it is looking to more than double last year’s profits.
A mobile application is looking to revolutionise the energy industry’s access to safety guidelines – by targeting the most popular mobile platform on the market.
A UK firm has landed a £10m deal to provide fittings for a new North Sea project.
Energy workers from the north-east and Aberdeen are snapping up luxury second homes in Aviemore.
Getting the oil and gas out of the North Sea before infrastructure reaches the end of its life will be the theme of the 11th Devex conference in May.
New flights which will indirectly link Aberdeen to energy hubs in the Arctic Circle will be launched this morning.
A sophisticated monitoring system recorded hundreds of warnings about loose metal in the gearbox during the days leading up to the 2009 North Sea helicopter disaster.
A tanker which disappeared off the coast of Angola is feared to have been hijacked in what would be the first pirate strike on an oil vessel in the region this year.
The UK renewable sector has criticised the European Commission’s 2030 energy targets proposal for failing to set binding country-specific renewables’ goals as part of its greenhouse emissions policy due to increasing energy costs.
Independent subsea engineering and training firm Jee will send its tutors to deliver its courses to the Korean offshore industry, following the signing of a memorandum.
BP has launched a new appeal over a ruling upholding the multibillion dollar compensation settlement for victims of the Gulf of Mexico spill four years ago.
Up to 800 workers building an £800million gas plant on Shetland are set to go on strike Friday after rejecting a “generous” offer from oil services giant Petrofac.
A Scottish charity is getting ready to embark on an epic 8,000-mile voyage to ship vital medical care to one of the world’s most impoverished regions.
Safety checks were carried out on a helicopter after a gearbox indicator light was triggered during an offshore flight.
Energy giant Npower has claimed bills in the UK are high because the country’s “old and draughty” houses waste so much gas and electricity.
Visitors to the Energy Voice and Press and Journal stand at last year's Offshore Europe event in Aberdeen will have noticed the chance to win a Breitling watch, courtesy of Finnies the Jewellers.
Europe will undermine international efforts to tackle climate change if it does not set strong targets on emissions and energy for 2030, campaigners have warned.
A new £8million national training centre is to be launched in Aberdeen in the latest effort to tackle the skills shortage in the oil and gas sector.
An engineer’s failure to correctly identify a tiny piece of metal found in the gearbox of a helicopter which later crashed, killing all 16 men on board, had “catastrophic” consequences.
An oil boss who admitted destroying evidence after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill has been sentenced to one year's probation.
Oil services firm AGR is to split off its field management and exploration businesses into two separate companies.
Just 626 homes have completed the installation of energy efficiency measures under the Government’s flagship Green Deal programme since it started a year ago, official figures have revealed.
A powerful committee of MPs will travel to Aberdeen next week to take evidence on North Sea helicopter safety.
Well completion specialists TCO have landed a £75million deal to support oil operations on the Norwegian continental shelf.