North-east oil industry needs to enhance ‘narrative’ or risk a ‘brain drain’
Oil and gas companies in the north-east have been challenged to alter the narrative around the industry in order to dissuade talent from relocating.
Oil and gas companies in the north-east have been challenged to alter the narrative around the industry in order to dissuade talent from relocating.
There has been a general uptick in the number of students applying to degree programmes at Aberdeen University revolving around renewable energy.
Industry leaders have been debating as news emerges that Shell is reconsidering its exit of the Cambo oilfield.
There is a “candidate shortage” for the increasing levels of work being seen in the North Sea with the oil price now beyond $100.
Speakers from Shell and Deltic Energy are among those taking part in an Aberdeen University energy transition discussion later this month.
A Ukrainian energy expert living in Aberdeen hopes the bravery displayed by her countrymen will lead to further action against Russia, including UK sanctions on its fossil fuels.
Analysts have been reacting after oil topped $100 a barrel for the first time in years following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) chief executive Deirdre Michie says the trade body will champion an “inclusive future” as it enters a new dawn.
Reaction to news that the leading trade body for the North Sea, Oil and Gas UK (OGUK), is rebranding has varied from claims of it being a “PR stunt” to praise for a move that’s “not before time”.
Aberdeen University has appointed a renowned geologist to head up its new energy transition centre.
A robotic boat has been used for the first time to survey fish populations around oil platforms in the North Sea.
Record high gas prices could be a permanent fixture in the coming months until supply is able to catch up with global demand, experts have warned.
All eyes are on Glasgow as the world’s leaders prepare to convene for COP26, and the call to action has never been stronger as the climate crisis rolls on.
Aberdeen University, considered one of the UK’s top academic institutions for petroleum studies, has decided to divest from fossil fuels.
A £1.6million simulator has been unveiled which is expected to “transform” the way oil platforms are decommissioned and new energy projects are installed in the North Sea.
A new cross-sector alliance has been launched to show the benefits a thriving green hydrogen sector would bring to Scotland and across the UK.
Social enterprise AFBE-UK Scotland has teamed up with Aberdeen University’s School of Engineering to support its diversity and inclusion strategy.
Tributes have been paid to Bruce Dingwall, a North Sea leading light who died suddenly yesterday, aged 61.
Aberdeen’s National Decommissioning Centre (NDC) and local firm Aubin Group have been awarded a share of an £800,000 fund to develop new technology for installing offshore wind farms.
New research has shed light on the role of the Piper Alpha disaster in preventing further oil and gas releases in the North Sea.
Developers behind the plans for an energy transition zone (ETZ) in Aberdeen have announced the establishment of a skills and training partnership for jobs in the emerging net-zero energy industry.
Most UK adults want government spending on North Sea oil and gas redirected to renewables, according to a new campaigner survey.
A new study from Aberdeen University has put the spotlight on the cost of excluding wind farms from the most scenic areas of the UK.
ScottishPower's boss said today that Aberdeen University can play a “leading role” in answering the big questions surrounding the transition to a green economy.
Students studying energy transition programmes at the University of Aberdeen are set to benefit from a short course delivered by Total Professeurs Associés (TPA), which is supported by the energy company Total’s foundation.