The boss of a North Sea independent producer in the process of buying assets from Shell (LON:SHEL) and Exxon (NYSE:XOM) has hit back at claims he forged documents to steal millions from a previous employer.
Construction has started on a new energy incubator to help Scotland develop and manufacture green energy technologies and scale-up the companies behind them.
Aberdeen-based energy services firm Three60 Energy has won a major decommissioning contact in the North Sea.
The developers of the Buchan floating offshore wind farm will hold a second round of consultations on the project.
Rising costs meant North Sea operators spent "more money doing less work" on offshore decommissioning in 2023, according to an industry report.
Well decommissioning specialist Well-Safe Solutions has secured two contracts with North Sea operators worth $25 million (£19.8m).
“When you read about companies not investing, those are real people that are losing their jobs, that is hundreds of jobs being lost,” said OEUK chief David Whitehouse.
A huge oil rig docked in Aberdeen will kick off work for oil giant BP in May, according to new contract details.
North Sea newcomer Hartshead Resources (ASX: HHR) has named a former Perenco and Ineos boss as its new chief operating officer (COO).
Onlookers in Aberdeen were treated to an unusual sight this week as a helicopter, whose blades were snapped during Storm Otto, was towed through the city.
Dozens of offshore drillers, stationed on BP’s (LON: BP) Clair and Clair Ridge platforms, have secured an extra three weeks paid time off.
Aberdeen’s PDi has announced the appointment of a new senior leadership team to support its significant growth plans.
Stunning drone footage has captured the moment Aberdeen’s new South Harbour welcomed its first ever drilling rig.
Ramco Tubular Services (RTS) has collapsed into administration, with all 29 workers at its headquarters in Portlethen, near Aberdeen, made redundant.
Sinclair Bay Subsea (SBS), of Wick, has a new owner and additional premises in Aberdeen following its sale to a son of Highland businessman Roy MacGregor.
Hartshead Resources (ASX: HHR) has fired the starting gun on a contractor race for a new UK North Sea platform and jacket.
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has unveiled the line-up for its upcoming HSE conference in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen cross-industry gender equality group AXIS Network has announced the appointment of new board leaders, as longstanding head Karen Blanc steps down.
All profits from “The Little Book of Leadership” are going to the Macmillan Cancer Support charity.
Apache parent APA Corp posted a threefold increase in profits in its full-year 2022 results, which show the North Sea continues to be a cash cow.
Amazon’s supernatural thriller The Rig has been renewed for a second series, with the cast set to begin filming in Edinburgh later this year.
There are claims Westminster’s fiscal interventions have made the UK “one of the most unstable economies” for energy investments.
North Sea minnow Ping Petroleum has criticised the UK government's windfall tax and decried "out of alignment" regulators overseeing the industry.
Centrica has said it could keep its Rough gas storage field running for 40 more years through fresh investment.
When Aberdeen-based oil and gas manager Tom Giles was faced with the tough job of sacking scores of colleagues he knew it was time for a career change.
North-east pipeline engineering specialist Stats Group is targeting a 20% jump in revenue and 60 new jobs globally, taking its total headcount to 400.
Comedian Frankie Boyle and climate campaigner Vanessa Nakate have urged the Prime Minister to throw out plans to develop a new oil and gas field in the North Sea.
Apache has hit out at the North Sea windfall tax for making the sector “less competitive” as it cancels a drilling contract in the UK sector.
Police told Energy Voice there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding Mr Thomas' disappearance last month.
A helicopter has been left stranded onboard TotalEnergies’ Elgin platform after storm winds ripped off several of its rotor blades.
Most Scots want the government to avoid a rush to wind down oil and gas production, according to a poll which puts North Sea jobs at the centre of the SNP leadership debate.
