Archer acquires Aberdeen oilfield services firm Romar-Abrado
Oilfield services firm Archer (OSLO: ARCH) has acquired Romar-Abrado, a decommissioning specialist based in Aberdeenshire.
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Rosebank ‘key driver’ as Altera Infrastructure emerges from bankruptcy
Aberdeen-headquartered Altera Infrastructure has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, hailing a deal for the Equinor Rosebank oilfield as a “key driver”.
Higher oil prices buoy investment in Aberdeen commercial property
Commercial property investments in Aberdeen headed back towards pre-pandemic levels during 2022, totalling £143.06 million, according to Knight Frank.
Rates ‘killing’ Aberdeen businesses as 650 premises sit empty
The rates system is driving businesses out of Aberdeen and stifling investment in the city, an MSP has warned.
Drone flying ‘well above’ height restrictions causes helicopter to turn and avoid it near Bridge of Don in Aberdeen
A helicopter flying near Bridge of Don in Aberdeen had to turn and avoid a drone that was flying “well above” height restrictions.
Oil firms seek windfall tax price floor in meeting with Jeremy Hunt
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is due to hold a meeting on Friday on the windfall tax, Energy Voice understands, with oil and gas executives seeking a price floor to the levy.
Met Office snow and ice warning halts helicopters in Aberdeen
The veil of snow cloaking the north-east of Scotland has brought many services to a halt in Aberdeen and offshore bound helicopters are no exception.
Aberdeen’s EnerMech acquires Stork Australia and New Zealand as it looks to expand
Aberdeen headquartered services company, EnerMech, has completed its acquisition of Stork Australia and New Zealand as the firm looks to expand its "global integrity".
Agent General of Western Australia to learn from Aberdeen’s energy transition
The fifth annual Aberdeen Perth Gateway saw the agent general of Western Australia, John Langoulant, praising the north-east for being "ahead" of his region in various spaces.
Aberdeen firm aims to bring geothermal energy to King Charles’ Balmoral Estate
An Aberdeen-based firm is seeking to use geothermal - a sustainable energy source produced underground - to heat King Charles’ estate at Balmoral.
Aberdeen commercial property investment market turns corner
More than £30 million of commercial property assets recently brought to market in Aberdeen is a sign the tide has turned in the city, according to Knight Frank.
Return for event linking global energy hubs in Scotland and Australia
A much-anticipated business event linking key global hubs in Scotland and Australia will return to Aberdeen for the fifth time next week.
Wood boss ready to build business on strong Aberdeen foundations
Aberdeen company Wood has unveiled a strategy “refresh” and boss Ken Gilmartin says the Granite City and wider north-east will be at the heart of it.
ETZ plans leave locals feeling ‘angry and disappointed’
Campaign group Friends of St Fittick's Park has expressed its disappointment in the Energy Transition Zone's (ETZ) updated "campus model".
Aberdeen ETZ ‘campus model’ unveiled
The brains behind Aberdeen’s energy transition zone (ETZ) have explained how its “campus model” will present businesses with an “unrivalled opportunity”.
Aberdeen’s Apollo win hydrogen study with Wales and West Utilities
Aberdeen-based, Apollo, has been awarded a contract to provide feasibility engineering to a proposed hydrogen pipeline from Pembroke to the Swansea Bay area.
WATCH: XR protests held at Aberdeen’s Christmas Village
Those enjoying the festivities at Aberdeen's Christmas village were met with Extinction Rebellion activists today as they protested the Rosebank oil field.
Aberdeen-based Plexus plans returns to roots in search of profits
Aberdeen-headquartered Plexus (LON: POS) plans a return to return to a market it left four years ago after another set of losses in its half-year results.
Photo diary: SLB opens ‘one-stop shop’ Aberdeen Performance Centre
SLB has opened its new Performance Centre in Aberdeen – and Energy Voice was invited to have a look inside.
£20m sale of Equinor House not enough to stem property market slowdown
Colliers has reported a third quarter slowdown in Scottish office investments despite the £20 million sale of Equinor House in Aberdeen.
Ithaca celebrates Erskine Platform’s 25th year of production
Ithaca Energy has been celebrating the 25th year of production on the Erskine gas field.
North Sea Helicopters grounded amidst Aberdeen storm
Aberdeen has suffered flooding, leading to a number of North Sea-bound helicopters being grounded at Dyce.
Watch: BP Aberdeen ‘village’ model actually produces hydrogen
BP showcased a model village that was powered by a scaled-down version of the Aberdeen hydrogen hub at Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group's (AREG) Energy Futures event.
‘Collaboration’ is the key takeaway from AREG opening session
In the opening plenary session of Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group's (AREG) Energy Futures conference, panellists agreed that the key to energy transition is "collaboration".
Energy transition expert says industry must use ‘data and facts’ to combat ‘image problem’ following oil protest
Aberdeen University’s energy transition lead believes academia faces an uphill struggle in setting out the merits of the oil and gas industry to some students.