French subsea cable specialist Nexans said yesterday it had won a contract worth more than £100million to supply and install a power link to upgrade electricity transmission between the Kintyre peninsula and Scottish mainland.
Concerns over safety issues surrounding helicopters are at their highest levels for nearly 25 years, a leading union official has warned.
The bodies of three of the four oil workers who died after their helicopter plunged into the North Sea on Friday night have been returned to the mainland.
In the wake of the latest accident involving a Super Puma helicopter, we want your views on whether it is time to permanently ground the fleet.
The UK Oil and Gas Chaplaincy has opened a book of condolence for people wishing to pay tribute to the four offshore workers who died after Friday's helicopter accident.
A number of safety concerns have been raised regarding the Super Puma type at the centre of the latest North Sea tragedy, the Press and Journal can reveal.
Heartbroken relatives of the oil workers who died in the helicopter crash have spoken of their grief in the aftermath of the accident.
A helicopter of the same type as the craft which crashed into the sea on Friday had an emergency alert on the same route just days before.
Last night’s ditching is the latest in a string of North Sea incidents involving Super Puma aircraft.
Since 1986 a number of significant helicopter accidents have occurred involving North Sea workers.
The head of the oil and gas industry body said last night news of another helicopter crash was troubling.
Three people have died after a helicopter ditched in the sea off Shetland - with the body of a fourth still unaccounted for.
Drilling giant Seadrill's bid to buy all available shares in Sevan has fallen significantly short after acquiring just 0.01% more of the company.
The government of the Falkland Islands says it is to look again at the tax demand it has issued oil developer Rockhopper over the Sea Lion field.
The boss of an Aberdeen energy consultancy is to join US-focused firm North American Petroleum as a director.
Demand for subsea vessels could increase by more than half over the next five years as oil and gas field development grows more complex, a new report has claimed.
A derelict building will be redeveloped to create new headquarters for oil firm EnQuest in Aberdeen.
A raft of new contracts worth more than £900million helped infrastructure group Costain to notch up a record half-year order book despite tough construction markets.
Demand for private accommodation during the Offshore Europe (OE) 2013 oil and gas show in Aberdeen has nearly doubled to a new high, according to a north-east letting specialist.
Political stability and remaining deposits continue to make the North Sea an investment target for top energy companies, claims Petrofac.
Subsea group Harkand has appointed former Global Industries boss John Reed as its new chief executive officer to oversea the company's ambitious growth targets.
Police have begun to scale down their operation at an anti-fracking protest site in West Sussex after four weeks of demonstrations.
A North Sea pilot reported a near miss when a mystery helicopter passed under his aircraft.
An engineer has taken skills acquired on the Formula 1 racing circuit and applied them to his new role in the North Sea oil and gas industry.
Japan's nuclear watchdog admits it fears the latest disaster to strike the Fukushima nuclear plant is beyond its operator's ability to cope.