Former Aberdeen oil and gas worker ‘crushed’ by cost-of-living crisis
A former Aberdeen oil and gas worker and his carer wife are among those "crushed" by the cost-of-living crisis, a report has highlighted.
A former Aberdeen oil and gas worker and his carer wife are among those "crushed" by the cost-of-living crisis, a report has highlighted.
A rise in interest rates has sparked fears that rising costs for home owners and buyers will dampen the market – although Aberdeen might resist this trend as the energy market heats up.
An oil and gas industry leader has highlighted an initiative to use a decommissioned platform as an art installation, asking ‘why isn’t this happening in Aberdeen?’
Partners behind an ambitious plan to create 30,000 jobs across the north east have called for governments in Holyrood and Westminster to back its proposal to create a "green freeport" in Aberdeen and Peterhead.
Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group (AREG) will launch a new clean energy conference in Aberdeen this year.
The race is warming up to determine the locations for Scotland’s two Green Freeports.
Helicopter operator CHC has been ordered by the UK's competition watchdog to sell off its newly-acquired Babcock North Sea business.
A Shell garage in Aberdeen has been wrapped in the Pride flag to mark a major LGBT+ celebration in the city tomorrow.
There are “no plans to intentionally rebrand or rename” the gardens containing the Piper Alpha memorial, the Trust behind a mooted redesign has said.
Offshore Design Engineering (ODE) has won front-end engineering design (FEED) work on the Dolphyn green hydrogen project off Aberdeen.
A top boss at Ukraine national energy firm Naftogaz received a standing ovation in Aberdeen today as he thanked the city for housing displaced families of his employees.
Shell and Scottish Power have announced they are exploring a new plan to develop floating offshore wind skills in Aberdeen.
Energy Voice takes an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at work on Ithaca's Captain Phase 2 enhanced oil recovery (EOR) project as key components await sailaway.
For many companies facing the energy transition, safety is high on the agenda, and for Dräger Marine & Offshore UK, it is paramount.
Systems applications and products (SAP) specialist AG Consultancy & Apps has bolstered its leadership team as it pursuit of opportunities in the energy sector.
Nicola Sturgeon has backed proposals for a “summit” to help break down the barriers faced by oil and gas workers moving into greener energy.
Bosses at Wood (LON: WG) are “confident” the sale of its built environment business will elicit an increase in the division’s headcount.
The outgoing CEO of Wood, Robin Watson, believes the energy services giant is on course for a “phenomenally positive” future as he prepares to step down.
RPS Group has been chosen to carry out environmental assessments for the 2.9-gigawatt (GW) Morven offshore wind project, secured by developers BP and EnBW as part of the ScotWind auction.
CHC has launched a scathing critique of the competition watchdog for what it calls “incomplete, selective and deficient” analysis of its takeover move for Babcock.
A popular energy industry event is making its return to the north-east calendar following the pandemic.
DNV has moved into a new base in Aberdeen after nearly 25 years, and is making a recruitment push for dozens of new jobs.
Helicopter operator CHC has grudgingly suggested a partial divestment of the Babcock UK business in Aberdeen to get over competition hurdles.
Fishing has been the lifeblood of Peterhead for 400 years and that’s not about to change any time soon.
Aberdeen has been urged to cash in on European oil capital status, emulating the likes of Texas, Berlin, Viborg and Istanbul by opening a national energy museum.