High winds that have battered Scotland this winter have pushed its turbine power output up by two-fifths - providing more than enough electricity to fuel every domestic property, an environment charity has found.
OPEC looked on track to maintain the status quo after member states clashed over oil production policy at an unusual informal gathering before the group’s official meeting in Vienna today.
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Mozambique's potential to become one of the largest gas producers in the world can provide Aberdeen supply chain companies with new opportunities to export their North Sea expertise, according to industry experts.
Orkney firms Green Marine (UK) and Leask Marine shared the honour for best supplier at the Scottish Green Energy Awards.
Prosafe, has raised NOK590million in a private placement of shares to bolster its balance sheet and improve cash flow.
International energy service firm 3sun Group has shaken off a challenging trading climate for oil and gas to register large increases in profits and turnover.
Scotland’s communities are benefiting by £10 million every year as a result of renewable energy projects, the First Minister has said.
Sir Ian Wood said his generation of oil peers were the “lucky ones” and have a duty to pay it forward.
Leaders in business, education and the public sector have teamed up to secure the north-east’s post-oil future, backed by a £50million funding pot.
ROVOP has confirmed plans to increase its offshore workforce after winning a string of contracts, totalling £3million.
Wood Group has acquired Infinity Group in a $150million deal.
Shell's takeover of BG secured approval from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB), it was today confirmed.
Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude exporter, may propose an eventual OPEC production cut of 1 million barrels of oil a day that may take affect in 2016, Energy Intelligence reported Thursday, citing a group delegate it didn’t identify.
Federal prosecutors dropped manslaughter charges against BP’s top two employees on the doomed oil rig that blew up in 2010, the latest setback for investigators probing the largest offshore oil spill in US history.
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Ruth Davidson has warned of the need to sustain the north-east as an oil and gas hub through the downturn.
Iraq’s Kurdish region, where Genel Energy Plc and DNO ASA pump oil, delayed a target to produce 1 million barrels a day as the cost of fighting Islamic State militants saps resources.
Oil fell for the third time in four days as ministers from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries arrive in Vienna to discuss production policy.
Aberdeenshire businessman Steven Mitchell said yesterday he had no regrets about launching a subsea piping business in the middle of an oil and gas industry downturn.
A neurosurgeon is set to meet oil and gas experts in a bid to combat terminal brain tumours in children.
A rescue ship navigated massive waves in the North Sea west of Denmark as Storm Gorm churned through the region over the weekend.
The North Sea drilling market is facing up to the prospect of lean times for at least the next two years, according an experienced industry analyst.
A standby boat deckhand had to learn to walk and talk again after suffering "severe" and "traumatic" brain damage in a freak accident at work.
Outgoing Wood Group chief executive Bob Keiller is poised to launch a business aimed at cultivating the next generation of Scottish business leaders.