The progress and future potential of oilfield digitalisation have been the key focus on the first day of the Society of Petroleum Engineers’ (SPE) Intelligent Energy event in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
A North Sea project claims it has improved drilling efficiency by 60% after developing a new system to improve team operations.
Oil Industry services group NorSea has snapped up Danish supply base group Danbor from Maersk as it looks to increase its renewables profile.
Oil and gas technology firm EV has opened a new technology centre to house its research and development activities.
Work has begun on the £9million Euston biogas plant in Suffolk, the project contractor FLI Energy has confirmed.
Engineering group Babock and US firm Fluor have landed the £7billion contract to oversee the decommissioning programme for the UK's magnox nuclear reactors.
Scottish Energy Minister Fergus Ewing is to deliver the keynote speech at the first of a series of events aimed at opening up the energy industry to the next generation of talent.
Offshore wind has been given a boost with news of investment worth more than £460 million in two projects aimed at generating power for hundreds of thousands of homes.
The £16million Hampole windfarm has begun generating and exporting electricity to the national grid.
An Aberdeen University professor involved in a groundbreaking new climate-change study believes Scotland could become a world leader in the race to save the planet.
A controversial Scots windfarm has been served with an Asbo-style “noisy neighbour” notice.
Aberdeen-based subsea firm Viper has landed a deal with oil majors BP and Total to develop its insulation monitoring system which could save North Sea projects millions of pounds.
A worker on the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan has died after being buried while carrying out clear-up work on the site.
Energy industry IT firm Adept Solutions has strengthened its team after appointing Brian Swift as its new technical manager.
A record amount of electricity was generated by green energy projects around Scotland during 2013, official figures show.
Ireland’s National Trust has been given the go-ahead to challenge a decision giving permission for a new nuclear power station on the west coast of England.
Energy provider SSE has delivered a blow to the UK's offshore wind sector after admitting it was cutting investment due to a lack of confidence.
Speakers at a conference about UK shale gas exploration have welcomed a report on the safety of the industry in Britain.
Plans to develop one of Africa’s largest wind projects have been given a major boost after European funders agreed to support almost a third of the costs.
Manufacturing giant Siemens is to invest £160million in wind turbine production and installation facilities in the UK, creating 1,000 new jobs.
The moment Green MP Caroline Lucas was arrested at the height of anti-fracking protests has been shown in court.
A new set of guidelines is to be published for offshore renewables firms over how to deal with unexploded World War 2 mines near potential projects.
The development of three tidal lagoons by 2021 could deliver large-scale clean energy at a significantly lower cost than offshore wind, a study suggests.
The offshore environment is widely recognised as a dangerous workplace, and the exact number and types of related health hazards can be hard to comprehend – but not for the industry's medical specialists.
A leading sand control expert is to give the keynote speech at a conference in Aberdeen later this month.