STEM Day! Energy firms attract young talent
As National STEM Day comes around organisations across the energy sector have shared news of bringing young people into the industry.
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Expro is pioneering sustainable solutions
As the energy sector continues to evolve, the urgency to decarbonise and meet net-zero goals is more pressing than ever. For over two decades, Expro has been at the forefront of decarbonisation, delivering innovative and reliable solutions for emissions management and carbon storage.
Supply chain secures 1 in 55 UK jobs
Energy Industries Council's (EIC) Stuart Broadley explains how the supply chain helps support the UK economy.
ETZ boss ‘confident’ about St Fittick’s Park vision as council ‘has no concern about flooding’
The Scottish Government will now consider the major proposal after Sepa lodged an objection due to flood concerns at the Torry expanse.
Addressing the energy ‘disconnect’ in UK manufacturing’s volatile future
UK manufacturing is experiencing a profound ‘disconnect’ between concerns over energy resilience and actions required to address this issue.
Union demands nationalisation of National Grid as profits rise
National Grid (LON:NG) reaped a 14% hike in underlying profit in the first half of 2024, prompting calls from the UK’s major union Unite for it to be nationalised.
Aberdeen’s Glacier Energy snaps up another North East England firm
Glacier Energy has snapped up another firm based in the North East of England as it aims to double in size.
Harbour Energy international assets to ‘outweigh’ sale of UK portfolio
Harbour Energy's new international assets will "outweigh the rundown" of its UK portfolio following its Wintershall DEA buyout, according to an analyst.
Co-located assets are an overlooked solution to the UK’s grid challenges
The UK’s energy transition is at a critical point. As the country works toward the government’s goal to deliver a decarbonised power system by 2030, the electricity grid is coming under increasing strain.
Wood shares collapse as it orders investigation into contract write-offs
Wood (LON:WG) has announced a shock review of its books following write-offs of large scale contracts prompting another share price collapse for the beleaguered energy services group.
Wood reports ‘mixed quarter’ as business areas underperform
Aberdeen-headquartered Wood (LON: WG) has reported a "mixed quarter" as areas of the business delivered a "disappointing" period, CEO Ken Gilmartin shared.
Equinor announces $30 million 2023 UK tax bill as rates rise
Norway’s state-owned oil company Equinor forked out $30 million in UK taxes in 2023, and now finds itself spending more than it is earning within the country.
NSTA poised to unveil new TWIST to support decommissioning sector
The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) is ramping up its ‘carrot and stick’ approach to decommissioning as the regulator prepares to unveil a new TWIST.
CSOVs to the fore
The CSOV scene is increasingly busy with a newbuild at Damen Shipyards and a German-Norwegian joint-venture are a focal point.
UK oil and gas firm looks to Middle East amid North Sea uncertainty
For many North Sea oil and gas supply chain firms, attending the annual ADIPEC conference in the Middle East has been a key part of efforts to expand internationally.
North Sea oil decline does not benefit decom firms, Well-Safe Solutions
As threats of earlier decommissioning dates for UK oil and gas projects circulate, Well-Safe Solutions explains why this is not good news for P&A specialists.
North Sea Transition Taskforce launches to support UK energy firms
The North Sea Transition Taskforce has been launched in Aberdeen to support a just transition for offshore workers and firms operating in UK waters.
Nexos secures North Sea HVAC crew deal with EnQuest
Aberdeen offshore services provider Nexos has secured a contract with North Sea operator EnQuest (LON:ENQ) to provide HVAC services at its Thistle and Magnus platforms.
Wild Hydrogen launches crowdfunding campaign to advance hydrogen tech
UK-based Wild Hydrogen has announced that it is launching a crowdfunding campaign, using the Republic Europe platform, to raise funds for a carbon-negative hydrogen prototype project.
Tories to vote against windfall tax changes
Conservative ministers are expected to vote against changes to the energy profits levy (EPL) today, a tax first introduced by the Tory party, a spokesman has said.
ECI Awards celebrate industry excellence in training and development
The UK engineering construction industry has welcomed the Labour government’s commitment to skills and positive change at the 12th annual ECI Training and Development Awards in London.
Removing legal roadblocks: Speeding up the future of renewable energy
As the UK marches toward its ambitious net-zero targets, the renewable energy sector continues to grow. Scotland is emerging as a cornerstone of this transition, with landmark projects like the Viking wind farm on Shetland showcasing the scale of what’s possible.
Trump wins – what it means for the UK energy industry
Donald Trump has declared victory in the US elections after the Republican won key states including North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania.
Noble extends rig contract with Shell at Penguins
The Noble Corporation announced in its third-quarter results that its Ocean Endeavor rig has been handed additional work by UK supermajor Shell.
How can energy companies attract and retain staff: and what does the future look like?
As the energy industry evolves, it needs to address issues related to recruiting and retaining competent employees. JAB Recruitment's chief growth officer Chris Black offers insights into how this can be done today and in the years to come.