The wind sector is in growth mode and stakeholders are fiercely competing to increase their slice of the pie but growing pains have emerged, casting a shadow on previously held assumptions around the commerciality of the sector.
Despite considerable pressures on offshore wind and a hostility towards oil and gas, appetite for dealmaking in the services sector remains high.
A year of high commodity prices and record profits for oil and gas majors has many questioning what to do with all their cash - with increasing amounts returned to investors via buybacks.
The supposed dying days of oil and gas have been surprisingly profitable, but not necessarily investible. The energy market has been tossed up and down, first by the COVID-19 pandemic and now, in 2022, by the war in Ukraine.
Oil and gas operators are “much more likely” to break contracts, change suppliers or alter prices than service firms in response to the downturn, according to a new study.
Aberdeen’s importance as a global oil hub may reduce as firms take steps to protect against multiple waves of Covid-19, according to an energy consultancy.
Everyone agrees that 2020 will be a critical year for energy transition, but how will things really play out? In the run-up to Christmas, Calash and Candour put their heads together over a glass or two of crude and have come up with 12 ‘golden’ moments for the energy market in 2020, some of which are extremely long shots.
While the shift from hydrocarbons to renewables is far from smooth, investment opportunities in the generation, service and utility markets are proliferating as the sector landscape evolves.
Barriers to digital collaboration and shared value creation and suggested strategies to overcome them.
North Sea oil and gas industry veteran Paul de Leeuw will take part in a panel debate on the sector’s biggest challenge to date — the energy transition.
Oil and gas sector experts will highlight the steps companies must take to safeguard their “licence to operate” at an Energy Voice event this month.
Oilfield service firms’ failure to properly train front desk staff is damaging their chances of securing contracts, a new report said.
Energy service and asset integrity firm Proserv has today announced the appointment of a former Calash director as vice president of strategic planning and marketing.
With oil prices seemingly stable over $70 per barrel, is anyone in the UKCS planning to increase spending? – by Jonathan Clarke, Calash Ltd.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice has launched its annual industry research.
Energy Voice today launched its annual industry research.
Confidence in oil price recovery is still fragile, but almost half of respondents to the Energy Voice sector survey #Oil17: New World Order see investment in new technology as key to the future of the industry.