Aberdeen’s Hazchem targets £2.5m growth with new facility
The Aberdeen-based personal protective equipment (PPE) provider, Hazchem Safety, has invested seven figures in a new building in Buckingham, England.
The Aberdeen-based personal protective equipment (PPE) provider, Hazchem Safety, has invested seven figures in a new building in Buckingham, England.
Investigations are continuing six months after worker Jason Thomas went missing from the Valaris 121 North Sea oil rig.
News that Shell (LON: SHEL) will demolish its former Aberdeen HQ has sparked debate from readers on the legacy of the building - and rumours on its history.
Ryan Coutts was made redundant from his role at an oil and gas firm.
Trojan Crates has signed a five-year deal for one of seven properties on Crombie Place.
Extinction Rebellion activists have been targeting the offices of Wood Plc (LON: WG), formerly known as Wood Group, in Aberdeen and Staines.
Business leaders reacted after we revealed Aberdeen-based bid had won backing with tax-breaks.
The Granite City is understood to be close to gaining the new status with some tax benefits.
Firm's 15-strong Aberdeen team have joined 100 Expro colleagues at the site.
Energy services contractor Sparrows has won a multimillion pound deal with Ineos in the North Sea.
Read the documents, delivered today to council planners, members and communities, in full here.
Having worked in the hospitality industry for nearly 22 years now, one of the biggest things I have struggled with throughout the pandemic, and still on the odd occasion to this day, is working from home.
Aberdeen is recognised as a leading global energy hub. With decades of experience, it has been at the forefront of the oil and gas industry.
Aberdeen firms will carry out repairs offshore at the Kincardine wind project in future, says director, rather than head to Rotterdam.
On the eve of the Invest ABZ event, leading IT services and software company Solab is encouraging like-minded businesses, both locally and internationally, to unlock the region’s potential after it quadrupled business, doubled staff numbers to almost 40 and underlined its long-term commitment to Aberdeen city centre.
As the Noble Innovator oil rig leaves the Granite City, a Port of Aberdeen boss has described the project as “a win-win for everybody involved.”
Saturday saw Aberdeen’s famous granite mile covered with rainbows as the city joined in on pride month with its march.
A towering oil rig, which has been part of the Granite City skyline for three months, has departed Aberdeen for the North Sea.
The Noble Innovator, the giant oil rig which has become a part of the Aberdeen skyline in recent months, is set to depart the city's South Harbour on Friday.
The man who may become the next Prime Minister has committed to a visit to Aberdeen to discuss the energy sector's concerns over his party's policies.
Aberdeen’s status as a global energy capital is at risk, a key industry report has warned, as confidence in the UK North Sea is now near a “record low”.
Aberdeen’s ongoing transition of decarbonising the oil and gas industry and investing in the development of sustainable green energies has the potential to inject new life into the city, restoring its position on the world stage as an economic powerhouse.
Ahead of its annual general meeting, Wood said that despite an “uncertain economic outlook, our expectations for 2023 remain unchanged."
Efforts to anchor Aberdeen at the heart of the UK’s burgeoning geothermal energy sector are starting to take shape.
Port of Aberdeen landed the top honour at the Northern Star Business Awards at a glittering ceremony hosted by TV star Edith Bowman and attended by more than 800 people at P&J Live.