Aberdeenshire oil and gas well engineering consultancy Chris Dykes International (CD) has doubled its workforce – to two – after being snapped up by Danish firm WellPerform for an undisclosed sum.
Energy Voice has launched its latest sector research campaign aimed at uncovering upstream offshore oil & gas industry opportunities in a low oil price environment.
Aberdeen company Munro's Travel is urging Scottish firms to move fast if they want to secure their place at the world’s biggest oil and gas show.
Union leaders will meet to discuss the crisis gripping the steel industry as efforts continue to save thousands of jobs.
The overall estimate for decommissioning oil & gas production infrastructure has risen sharply in recent years, the very latest pointing to a median gross figure of around £58billion.
What will cities look like in 2050? How will they be powered to be vibrant, healthy and clean places to live? That’s the question Shell is posing to secondary students, aged 11-14, through The Bright Ideas Challenge, their new cross-curricular schools competition.
There are many challenges facing the energy sector, and reducing operational costs is just one. When your business specialism requires your people to travel to some of the world’s most inaccessible places, those journeys can often have an appropriate price tag.
Schlumberger has announced the completion of its £10billion-plus cash and shares deal to buy energy service industry rival Cameron International
Saudi Arabia is getting ready for the twilight of the oil age by creating the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund for the kingdom’s most prized assets.
Oil erased its gains for the year in New York as Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince said the kingdom will only freeze production if Iran and others follow suit.
The Government is ready to provide support in order to clinch a deal to save the Port Talbot steelworks, Business Secretary Sajid Javid has said.
Maersk confirmed it will shut its Houston office and shift its Gulf responsibilities to its team in Copenhagen.
Monaco has raided the homes and offices of oil company Unaoil after a UK request for assistance in an investigation into alleged corruption involving foreign companies in the global oil sector, the principality said in a statement.
Offshore workers have banded together for a charity video single that could storm the charts to raise money for a Scottish cancer charity.
Oil major BP has signed its first production sharing contract for shale gas exploration, development and production in China.
Helicopter operator Bond has won a three year North Sea contract with Premier Oil to transport workers to its offshore platforms.
Energy Voice has launched its latest sector research campaign aimed at uncovering industry opportunities in a low oil price environment.
Royal Boskalis said it has been awarded a contract by Samsung heavy Industries for the transportation of three heavy topside modules of the riser platform and the topside of the processing platform for the Johan Sverdrup project.
Aberdeen-based international drilling and engineering contractor KCA Deutag said yesterday it had retained a Statoil contract worth up to £168million.
Moody's Investors has downgraded the credit rating of Mexican state oil company Pemex.
A worker who fell 20metres to his death at a TransCanada work site in northern Alberta has been identified.
Venezuela’s opposition-controlled National Assembly is questioning the legality of a $500 million deal Rosneft OJSC made with the state oil company to increase its stake in a local oil venture.
Olympic Shipping has won a 100 day contract from Maersk Oil for one of its accommodation support vessels.
Green power is meeting more than half of Scottish electricity demand for the first time, new figures show. Scottish politicians and green groups hailed the figure, but warned further progress would be hindered by UK Government policy. A total of 57.7% of electricity consumed was generated by renewable technologies in Scotland last year, up 7.9 percentage points on 2014, according to provisional statistics published yesterday by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc).
The UK North Sea arm of Middle East energy firm Taqa cuts its overheads by 30% during 2015 as the industry waged war on costs.