Interactive timeline: How the 2013 Super Puma disaster unfolded
An interactive guide to the key moments in the Super Puma tragedy.
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OneSubsea lands £65million Schiehallion deal as UK contracts pass £1bn mark
Spending on the giant West of Shetland oil project has broken through the £1billion mark since 2012, it has emerged.
MPs to launch helicopter safety inquiry after Super Puma crashes
A powerful group of MPs launched an inquiry last night into helicopter safety in the North Sea oil and gas industry.
40 Years: How the oil industry has changed Aberdeen
In a special mini-documentary, Energy Voice speaks to the workers, the officials and the experts who have watched and contributed to the oil and gas industry in the North Sea over the last 40 years.
Norway’s oil wealth to feature heavily in talks to form coalition government
Norway’s Conservatives face tough negotiations to unite the opposition after ousting the Labor-led coalition on promises to cut taxes and loosen the state’s hold on Scandinavia’s richest economy.
Causeway and Cormorant East shut-in for six weeks
The Causeway and Cormorant East North Sea fields have been shut in after the North Cormorant platform was closed for scheduled maintenance.
Unions demand full inquiry into Shetland helicopter tragedy
The Trades Union Congress passed an emergency motion yesterday calling for an independent public inquiry into helicopter safety in the North Sea.
Oil and gas salaries outstrip inflation with 15% rise as industry battles skills shortage
Wages in the UK's thriving oil and gas industry are growing by 15% a year, far outstripping the rate of inflation, a survey has found.
Falklands turn to Scotland to avoid South American supply issues
A Falkland marine company is hoping to use supply services from Aberdeen to develop its offshore oil and gas operations.
Amec agrees Tern EPC deal
Project management firm Amec has secured a deal to provide engineering, procurement and construction of modifications to TAQA's Tern platform.
OMV makes ‘significant’ find in Barents Sea
OMV says it has made a significant find as it prepares to complete drilling on a wildcat well in the Barents Sea.
Offshore Europe 2013: Live updates
Welcome to Energy Voice's live coverage from the floor of Offshore Europe 2013
Offshore Europe: Deep-sea diver recalls moment he almost died 300ft under
A North Sea diver has described the dramatic moment he almost died on the ocean floor.
No inquiry needed into helicopter safety, says Sir Ian Wood – as union warns industry faces confidence fight
A leading north-east industrialist has said he did not think a full public inquiry into helicopter safety was necessary.
Offshore Europe: Amec spells out ambitious growth plans after setting sights on acquisitions
Oil services giant Amec could be double the size within just two years – potentially creating hundreds of new jobs in Scotland.
Offshore Europe: Fast catamaran plan could be solution to helicopter crisis
Exclusive: Huge speedboats which could reach most North Sea platforms within two hours are being offered as a potential solution to the oil and gas industry’s helicopter crisis.
Offshore Europe 2013: Highlights from the floor
Wondering what you've been missing at this year's Offshore Europe?
BMI to launch new domestic route for Norwegian oil cities
Airline bmi is set to strengthen its ties with the energy industry after announcing the launch of a new domestic flights route serving the Norwegian oil market.
Offshore Europe: Dana Petroleum breaking down barriers in new set-up
The chief executive of Dana Petroleum has lifted the lid on life at the Aberdeen-based firm following its takeover by the Korea National Oil Company.
Craig Group to add six new vessels to fleet
The Craig Group is to spend £70million on six new vessels, it will be announced today.
Offshore Europe: Aberdeen claim Energy Cities cup with victory over Viking FK
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Jeremy Cresswell: Helicopter safety… don’t reinvent the wheel
It is becoming clear to me here at Offshore Europe that at least some and possibly most of that leadership are unaware that most if not all of the legwork has been done.
George Osborne: Why UK is giving oil industry long-term support
I was delighted to spend the beginning of this week in Aberdeen, and not only because of the glorious weather.
Campbell to head Scots independence oil commission
An expert commission on oil and gas will give the industry a vital opportunity to have a say on the future of the sector in an independent Scotland, the man chairing the new body said.
Work begins on Dana Petroleum’s £1billion Western Isles project ahead of schedule
Dana Petroleum says work has begun ahead of schedule on its £1billion Western Isles project.