In a special mini-documentary, Energy Voice speaks to the workers, the officials and the experts who have watched and contributed to the oil and gas industry in the North Sea over the last 40 years.
The government needs to recognise the importance of East of England in keeping electricity on across the UK, claims the region’s industry association.
The head of Wood Group Engineering is to retire next year, after more than six years at the head of the company.
Norway’s Conservatives face tough negotiations to unite the opposition after ousting the Labor-led coalition on promises to cut taxes and loosen the state’s hold on Scandinavia’s richest economy.
Technip and engineering group Huanqiu Contracting are to link-up to establish two new joint ventures aimed at increasing their European and Chinese procurement markets.
The Trades Union Congress passed an emergency motion yesterday calling for an independent public inquiry into helicopter safety in the North Sea.
Yesterday, hundreds of people gathered to remember the Super Puma crash victim, who died along with three other offshore workers when their helicopter crashed off Shetland.
Dana Petroleum has appointed Graham Scotton as the company's first chief operating officer.
A Falkland marine company is hoping to use supply services from Aberdeen to develop its offshore oil and gas operations.
BP says it has made a 'significant' gas find in Egypt after drilling the deepest well in the Nile Delta.
He was an idol to his son, the best dad in the world to his daughter – and a big man with a huge personality to his hundreds of colleagues and friends.
Aberdeenshire students could test their engineering skills at a special racing competition organised by Shell.
The Press and Journal Energy editor, Jeremy Cresswell, described Offshore Europe 2013 as "the best that there's been."
Circle Oil chairman Thomas Anderson is to step down from the role after 10 years at the exploration group.
The chairman of Offshore Europe has hailed this year's event as the most successful ever - but says thinks moving the event to an annual schedule would be a step too far.
Highlights from the final day at Offshore Europe 2013
Welcome to Energy Voice's live coverage from the floor of Offshore Europe 2013
Wood Group chairman Allister Langlands has joined the board of design and engineering company WS Atkins as a non-executive director.
Bosses in charge of the Offshore Europe overspill car park at the centre of a lock-in row have defended their policy.
A leading north-east industrialist has said he did not think a full public inquiry into helicopter safety was necessary.
Air accident investigators probing the Shetland Super Puma crash revealed yesterday that both engines were delivering power until the aircraft hit the sea.
Oil services giant Amec could be double the size within just two years – potentially creating hundreds of new jobs in Scotland.
Highlights from the floor during the third day of Offshore Europe 2013
Aberdeen-based Aiken Group is looking to move into new 15 acre premisses to accommodate more workshops and meet the growing demand, said the company's boss.
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