Russia has failed to appear at an international court that is hearing a Dutch bid to force the release of the Greenpeace protest ship Arctic Sunrise and the activists who were on board her.
Experts who claimed the HS2 railway project would damage the north-east economy have now admitted that a “question mark” hangs over their calculations because they failed to factor in oil and gas.
A helicopter carrying out an offshore crew-change flight was forced to return to Aberdeen without any passengers after a warning light came on.
A new campaign aimed at improving North Sea helicopter safety is officially being launched in Aberdeen today.
A business model based on employee ownership is key to maintaining the company’s competitiveness on the market, believes the co-founder of an Aberdeen-based oil and gas consultancy.
US lawmakers are to rule on whether a judge was right to approve BP's multi-billion dollar settlement for compensating victims of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
US company Teledyne Technologies has bought Aberdeen-based subsea engineering firm CDL for an undisclosed sum.
The findings of an inquiry into helicopter safety in the North Sea oil and gas industry are due to be published within weeks.
In a break from our normal format, Energy's editor met with former energy minister Charles Hendry to discuss the core objectives of a new Parliamentary work group set up to foster greater local content in UK North Sea projects and to better capitalise on global opportunities.
French energy giant Total has named Arnaud Breuillac as its new president of exploration and production.
Direct flights between Stavanger, Harstand and Tromsø to serve Norway's oil and gas industry will take to the air from January 23.
North Sea drilling firm Songa Offshore has appointed Jan Rune Steinsland as its new chief financial officer.
Engineering services group Amec has agreed a £18million deal to buy a US nuclear firm.
There is “substantial demand” for engineers in the UK economy and more must be done to encourage young people, particularly girls, to take up the profession, a review has found.
A public inquiry into helicopter safety in the North Sea could be too “long and expensive”, new Scottish secretary Alastair Carmichael has warned.
On May 28, Aberdeen-headquartered Dana Petroleum, with its Japanese partner Cieco, marked the "keel laying" of the Western Isles floating production storage and offloading at the huge COSCO fabrication yard at Qidong just an hour's drive from Shanghai in China.
The expertise of the American offshore oil and gas industry outmatches the federal agency that oversees it.
Final tests are being carried out on a CAT scanner-based technology that could revolutionise subsea pipeline inspection.
The chairman of Scrabster Harbour has retired from the role as the trust behind the UK’s northernmost mainland port presses ahead with expansion.
Activity in the oil and gas industry – both offshore and onshore – continues to be a driving force at Lerwick harbour.
Shipping services giant Clarksons has snapped up an Aberdeen-based maritime tool supplier in a deal potentially worth up to £12.7million.
An exhausted bird has been airlifted from a North Sea oil rig after being blown off course.
BP is to fund a new $4million research project with the University of Texas to support the next generation of deepwater oil and gas exploration.
US safety chiefs are to launch an investigation after a welder was killed when he fell from a Gulf of Mexico oil platform this week.
Leading talent in the offshore industry was recognised last night as the Offshore Contractors’ Association (OCA) hosted its annual Challenge Awards dinner at the Marcliffe Hotel in Aberdeen.