As Europe’s offshore oil and gas capital, our region has a well-earned reputation for enterprise and innovation, but the eventual depletion of North Sea reserves over the next 25 to 35 years gives us a serious long-term economic challenge.
A £825million “renaissance” of the north-east economy has begun to take shape as the first of the City Region Deal cash arrives in the region.
On Wednesday 23rd November, LiftEx 2016, the UK's leading lifting exhibition, will open in the fantastic Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (UK)!
The port of Montrose might not leap out as the most obvious choice of facility for decommissioning work.
Siemens Subsea will make job losses from its premises in the UK and Norway.
Two Aberdeen hotels controlled by the former owners of the Albyn Bar have followed its collapse into administration as the oil and gas downturn continues to take its toll.
An Aberdeen councillor will fly to Brussels to sign a high-level agreement with a European funding body to boost the city’s hydrogen profile.
The developer of a wind farm off the north-east coast has drawn up a shortlist for a 3million euro (£2.6million) research programme into the environmental impact of offshore turbines.
Raul Sanchez has sent his CV a thousand different places.
All parts of Scotland except one have seen increases in the average cost of renting a standard-sized home over the last year, figures show.
The use of food banks in Aberdeen has shot up by almost 30% in a year.
The oil price slump has caused Aberdeen to fall down a ranking of top cities to live and work in the UK.
A renowned news broadcaster and two local authorities have joined forces for a new short film on the future of the north-east’s energy industry.
The plunge in the value of the pound can help to restore the fortunes of Aberdeen’s commercial property market, an expert said yesterday.
More stores shut up shop in Scotland in the first half of the year as a result of rising costs and the pressures of trading online takes its toll, a report has found.
Small and medium sized businesses in the north-east will get only 1% of a £25million European funding pot after local authorities did not apply to get the cash.
Baker Hughes has reinforced its commitment to its annual 10k marathon after it emerged the US firm was closing at least one of its buildings in Aberdeen while consolidating other facilities.
Concerns have been raised that the Scottish Government could put the brakes on an Aberdeen City Council bid to expand its fleet of environmentally-friendly vehicles.
Baker Hughes has put one of its Aberdeen premises up for sale.
House prices in Aberdeen have plummeted by 8.7% during the past year - more than anywhere else in the UK.
The Scottish Government has decided it will not call in an application for a £120 million incinerator.
A mum is organising a swap event for families hit by the oil downturn in the run-up to winter and Christmas.
Aberdeen Harbour Board has delayed taking a final decision on its ambitious £415million expansion into Nigg Bay as it awaits consents and further funding.
A helicopter had to turn back just minutes after leaving Aberdeen this morning following an emergency.
An offshore supply vessel has been detained in Aberdeen harbour for the second time in a matter of months amid allegations its crew have gone unpaid.