Chevron reshuffles senior management team
Oil giant Chevron has announced a management reshuffle after making changes to its upstream and midstream operations.
All News
Three missing as oil patrol craft sinks after fishing vessel collision
Three people are missing after their vessel patrolling an oil drilling vessel off the Dutch coast collided with a fishing trawler and sank.
Finalists named for Opito safety awards
The six finalists for this year's oil and gas safety awards have been announced.
Infographic: Five of the strangest power sources
From coffee-cup powered chargers to a generator the size of a football, five strange ways of producing energy.
Energy lobbyist regulation call after DECC meetings figures revealed
All energy firm lobbyists should face regulation, Ed Miliband said as the Opposition raised questions about ministers’ relationships with the “big six“ firms.
Greens back Scots energy reform report
Scotland’s energy resources should be publicly-owned in the event of a Yes vote in next year’s referendum, a new report says.
Energy Ball 2013: The evening in video
Energy Voice was at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre on Saturday night to capture the best action from the 2013 Energy Ball.
Netherlands takes legal action over Greenpeace activists’ detention
The Netherlands has launched a legal action against Russia after its charged 30 Greenpeace activists with piracy.
BusinessPort appoints new head of HSE
The business process management software consultancy BusinessPort has appointed a new health, safety and environmental systems director to its Aberdeen headquarters.
Amsterdam conference uses film to answer energy questions
A Dutch energy conference is aiming to provide the ultimate answers to the industry’s most troubling questions – in a film screening.
Dana Petroleum MD to address Energy Institute
Dana Petroleum’s Western Isles Project in the Northern North Sea will be the focus of the next Energy Institute dinner.
BMI wins European aviation award
An Aberdeen-based airline which has opened new routes for the oil and gas industry between Scotland and Norway has won a major European award.
Super Puma shutdown cost Bond £4m
Problems with Super Puma aircraft have cost Bond Offshore Helicopters more than £4million in the past year, it has emerged.
Infographic: Scotland’s windfarms
The number of windfarms built and being planned for Scottish land.
3D video: the future of subsea operations?
A television conference will try to convince the energy industry 3D is the way to go - subsea.
Radiation warning after US fracking water study
Fracking has been blamed for dangerous levels of radiation found in an American river, according to new research.
UK energy price freeze plan risks jobs and power blackouts, warns Ewing
Ed Miliband’s plan to freeze UK energy prices could lead to massive pre-emptive price hikes, blackouts, corporate insolvencies and cuts in jobs and investment, according to the Energy Minister.
Maersk Training employs first female instructor
Newcastle based Maersk Training has hired the first female instructor to its wind energy division.
Infographic: Who are the world’s biggest oil firms?
Which oil companies make up the world's top ten - and how much do they have in resources? Check with this handy infographic.
New directors for Decom North Sea
Offshore decommissioning forum Decom North Sea has appointed four new directors.
Former UK nuclear chief joins Amec
The former head of the UK's nuclear regulation body is to join Amec as the project management firm looks to expand its atomic power programme.
Analysis: How Scotland’s oil fund money would flow
The group of economic experts recommend setting up two oil funds to keep the money flowing when revenues fall.
New Ithaca boss lands £1.5million ‘golden hello’
The new boss of an Aberdeen-based oil company has been handed a bonus potentially worth more than £1.5million – after just one day in the job.
Why Eastern Africa can be new North Sea for oil firms
Scottish oil and gas firms have been urged to focus on East Africa to recreate the North Sea oil boom from 40 years ago.
Greenpeace rig campaigners charged with piracy
A British freelance videographer and a Greenpeace activist have been charged with piracy by Russian state prosecutors after a protest at an Arctic oil rig, the environmental campaigning group has said.