EnerMech wins £1m North Sea contract
Aberdeen mechanical service firm EnerMech said yesterday it had won a £1million North Sea contract with Talisman Energy Norge.
Aberdeen mechanical service firm EnerMech said yesterday it had won a £1million North Sea contract with Talisman Energy Norge.
Energy service company Senergy, of Aberdeen, said yesterday it had seen a substantial increase in business, particularly in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Scottish utility SSE said yesterday it had won approval for low-carbon electricity projects worth £64million.
INVESTORS shrugged off a gloomy economic assessment from the OECD yesterday as optimism surrounding moves to stem the eurozone debt crisis pushed markets higher.
Aberdeen-based energy consultant Xodus Group said yesterday it had invested £1.5million to open a new office in Glasgow. It will initially employ 20 people, rising to 45 next year.
INTERNATIONAL oil and gas logistics company Asco has been sold to private equity firm Doughty Hanson in a deal believed to be worth up to £250million.
ASCO has risen from humble beginnings in a small warehouse in the Granite City to a company with turnover of £516million.
FUEL prices in the Northern and Western Isles will be reduced by 5p a litre from March, the UK Government confirmed yesterday.
Consumer groups have welcomed British Gas's promise to simplify tariffs for "confused, antagonised and alienated" customers who have been "bamboozled" by the energy market.
Scottish engineer Weir Group said yesterday it had agreed to buy US oil and gas equipment manufacturer Seaboard Holdings for £433million.
Businesses are to get extra protection from bullying energy suppliers and brokers, according to the industry watchdog.
A big gap has opened up between petrol and diesel prices at the pumps, figures from the AA showed yesterday.
The chairman of engineering firm Cosalt, David Ross, is poised to table a £340,000-plus offer for the company to take it off the Stock Exchange.
Investors deserted the London market today as fears of a eurozone collapse were fuelled by a worrying rise in Spain's borrowing costs.
International engineering and project management firm Amec said today it was confident of continued future growth despite global economic uncertainty.
A gloomy forecast from the Bank of England compounded fears over the future of the eurozone and further knocked the confidence of investors today.
Aberdeen oil firm DEO Petroleum has increased its stake in the North Sea Perth field by 10% after Maersk Oil withdrew from the project.
Oil and gas firm EnQuest today said its production has increased by 20% on last year.
Efforts to restore oil production in Libya are progressing faster than anticipated, according to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
A scheme to reduce the price of fuel sold on the Scottish islands could be in place by the spring, according to the MP for Orkney and Shetland.
Moves by Italy's premier-designate Mario Monti to form a new cabinet failed to cap the country's soaring borrowing costs and restore confidence to the markets today.
Royal Dutch Shell has received final approval to gather raw gas from three major Iraqi oil fields.
David Barclay, divisional director of Brewin Dolphin based in Aberdeen, gives his view on today's acquisition by Parkmead.
UK-based oil and gas firm Premier Oil said yesterday it would be refocusing on the North Sea after launching two new developments in Asia.
North Sea oil firms Parkmead Group and Taqa Bratani have this morning both announced acquisitions in the basin.