Aberdeen company W3GM says there will be a significant undersupply of assets . . . ships and crane barges . . . suitable for installing the huge number of offshore turbines scheduled for planting in UK waters under the Round Three programme.
Planning issues, the availability of finance, grid connection charges and objectors have been identified as main challenges to renewable energy projects in Scotland.
A scheme to use algae to both capture carbon from an oil refinery and create biofuel at the same time has been created by students at Strathclyde university.
Fabrication firm Offshore Group Newcastle is hoping to move into offshore wind foundation manufacturing at its yard on the Tyne.
Orkney's European Marine Energy Centre has in the past year seen activity rise to the extent the site has the most devices being tested than anywhere else in the world.
A "catapult" centre to push technology development in offshore renewables is expected to open this summer.
Irish tidal developer OpenHydro is getting ready to chalk up another first.
Two separate consultations about energy developments in Moray concluded yesterday.
The Scottish Government has unveiled a £10million package for a proposed oil rig decommissioning facility in Shetland.
A reindeer driving licence may not be a qualification you need to work in the oil and gas industry, but one intrepid legal professional has picked up some interesting skills on the road to her dream job.
Aberdeenshire Council's new leader has vowed to push for "robust" guidelines to deal with the influx of wind turbines being built in the north-east.
Since the launch of Subsea 7's Engineering Conversion Programme in 2005, the company has benefited from, and proactively led, the integration of engineering talent from non oil and gas industry sectors to Aberdeen.
Technip has issued a call to talented subsea specialists to discuss their career aspirations at the company's second annual careers event. The company is particularly keen to talk to people working in subsea engineering and commercial disciplines.
Aberdeen oil and gas consultant Ingen-Ideas said yesterday it had become a bronze corporate partner of the Institute of Chemical Engineers in recognition of its staff training, development and support initiatives.
A project which aims to minimise the environmental impact of marine renewable-energy developments has received £1million of investment. TeraWatt, led by the Marine Alliance for Science and Technology for Scotland, has received the funding from Research Councils UK.
Energy service giant Wood Group has been presented with Scotland's top engineering accolade.
A recruitment drive will take place over the next two years by oilfield engineering group Aker Solutions.
Developers behind plans for Buchan's biggest windfarm have come face to face with opponents.
Aberdeen is gearing up for yet another bumper All-Energy exhibition and conference with expectations it will again break its own records.
A Finnish wavepower developer testing a device off Orkney has announced new funding to help it commercialise its technology.
Aberdeen hotels are close to capacity for this year's All-Energy, adding to an already buoyant market, hoteliers in the city say.
Scotland and Norway will play a key role in Europe's green energy market, Alex Salmond said yesterday. The first minister said the countries would build on expertise in the hydro-electricity and offshore oil and gas sectors to drive the industry.
An experiment to find out what would happen if there was a carbon dioxide leak under the sea gets underway in a Highland bay today.
Official responses to the plans to develop a controversial offshore windfarm in the north-east have gone on public display for the first time.
An academic has cast doubt on the number of jobs the renewable energy industry would create in Scotland.