Organisations in the north and north-east are starting to dip into a major leadership talent pool - largely untapped in the past - with the support of a new course offered by academic and industry experts at Aberdeen Business School.
Plans for a £20million windfarm near Huntly will be submitted to Aberdeenshire Council this summer following meetings with residents.
Tens of billions of pounds could be saved and carbon reduction targets still met if less was invested in renewable energy, according to a new report.
The new Aset international oil and gas training academy, now housed in Aberdeen College's Altens Centre, had its official opening yesterday.
Scotland's ambitious renewable energy targets are achievable, according to a new report.
Plans have emerged for a major windfarm in the north-east countryside.
US oilfield services major, Baker Hughes, has opened a research and technology centre in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia to concentrate on new ways of unlocking "unconventional" hydrocarbons like shale gas.
Doubts remain about Highland Council's ambitious hopes for community payouts from windfarms and other renewable energy developments.
Wave energy firm Aquamarine Power is hoping to build its first array off Lewis, the firm said today.
The achievability of the Scottish Government's 2020 renewable energy targets is to be examined by the Scottish Parliament's Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee shortly and is currently receiving evidence from stakeholders.
A new educational support scheme for mechanical engineering students - Engineering Insight - has been launched.
The first tranche of students into a new industrial doctorate centre focusing on offshore renewable energy engineering started in January.
Highland Council has confirmed the award of a £630,000 grant towards the costs of regenerating the Nigg Energy Park in Easter Ross.
Students from Torry Academy won top prize for a project looking into biomass at the Go4SET Aberdeen Celebration and Assessment Day (CAD).
Windfarm protesters held a symbolic "wake" outside Eden Court Theatre in Inverness on Saturday to highlight their concerns about developments on wild land.
Aker Solutions is thought to be the first company in the UK to have gained an accreditation for its graduate programme for construction engineers following a pilot by the ECITB.
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Researchers at Imperial College London have embarked on an ambitious three-year project that aims to deliver a step change in seismic imaging and understanding of hydrocarbon reservoir targets.
The US government has pledged to continue its legal battle with BP over the Deepwater Horizon despite the company reaching a £4.9billion deal to compensate businesses and individuals.
Scotland and England are mutually dependent on each other to drive forward the renewable energy revolution, a UK Government minister has claimed.
Plans have been lodged for three wind turbines in an area of Aberdeenshire described last week as being at "tipping point".
Olsen Windcarrier has successfully launched its Brave Tern jack-up installation vessel after the ship was transported from its construction site at Lamprell's UAE fabrication yard.
Extending field life will keep oil and gas the dominant driver of the southern North Sea but the region also has first-mover advantage in decommissioning and offshore wind, the EEEGR conference heard yesterday.
AREAS of the Highland mainland could be included in a cut-price fuel scheme - if a new initiative for the islands proves a success.