Aberdeen MP Callum McCaig has accused the UK Government of trying to build its "bridge to the future" for the oil and gas industry "on the cheap".
The SNP's Westminster spokesman on energy and climate change also called on Energy Secretary Amber Rudd to "put her back into" delivering support for the beleaguered North Sea.
The size and shape of offshore workers in the North Sea oil and gas industry has been found to be "a lot bigger" than two decades ago, according to new research.
An unusually cash rich oil and gas company is pressing ahead with North Sea exploration in the face of low oil prices and a decade of drilling decline.
A ship master's "bread and butter" error was one of the factors that led to a supply vessel crashing into a North Sea rig at eight times the recommended speed limit, a tribunal heard yesterday.
Sometimes MSPs have to keep asking the same question, and I’ve long since lost count of the number of times I’ve asked how many jobs have been lost In Scotland since the oil jobs crisis began over a year ago.
The future of Britain’s shale gas industry hangs on a small exploration company that’s been stymied by protests, earth tremors and bureaucracy convincing the government to give it another chance to drill a giant deposit near England’s biggest tourist resort.
Tullow Oil Plc, a U.K. explorer focused on Africa, reported a wider-than-expected full-year loss as tumbling crude prices forced the company to record writedowns.
One of the world's biggest oil & gas companies is appealing a health and safety notice ordered following a collision between a supply vessel and one of its North Sea rigs.