High numbers of retiring staff and lack of access to skilled labour as a result of Brexit are key challenges facing the energy sector, according to a think tank.
The Energy Industries Council (EIC) has announced that a team of six riders will cycle 600 miles in six days from Aberdeen to London in aid of Cancer Research UK.
North-east industry leaders were entertained by a host of prestigious speakers at the Energy Institute (EI) Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands branch's annual dinner last night.
The Aberdeen, Highlands & Islands branch of the Energy Institute will hear an update on construction of the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC) at its next meeting.
The Energy Institute has postponed the annual dinner of its Aberdeen, Highlands & Islands branch in the Granite City tonight.
Hosted by the Energy Institute, the renowned annual International Petroleum (IP) Week will be held at the InterContinental Park Lane in London on 20th – 22nd February 2018.
Aberdeen masters students wowed senior oil industry figures with their ideas at a recent Energy Institute competition.
The Energy Institute’s new president has said he fears for North Sea’s future if industry and government fail to stimulate innovation.
With the aim of improving maintenance management performance across the oil and gas sector, Pertofac have been awarded a research project by the Energy Institute’s Process Safety Committee.
Political risk must not undermine the "essential need" to provide reliable energy in a way that keeps emissions and prices down.
One of the UK’s most distinguished business leaders has urged the oil and gas industry to never lose sight of the importance of investing in people.
Distinguished business leader and politician Lord Digby Jones will talk about his latest book Fixing Business – Making Profitable Business Work for the Good of All during a special fundraising lecture hosted by the Energy Institute in Aberdeen this month.
Distinguished business leader and politician Lord Digby Jones will talk about his latest book Fixing Business – Making Profitable Business Work for the Good of All during a special fundraising lecture hosted by the Energy Institute in Aberdeen in May.
The Price College of Business Energy Institute at the University of Oklahoma will host its fifth annual Energy Symposium, March 30, 2017, at the Devon Energy Center in Oklahoma City. The event will feature two panel sessions: “Forces Shaping the Future of Energy – Global and U.S. Big Picture” and “Challenges and Opportunities in the U.S.” The sessions will focus on the impact of technology and innovation in areas such as global supply and demand. Speakers from areas in business and academia will encourage discussion on challenges facing the energy industry. Energy Institute board of advisors members, Mike Stice and Bruce Stover, will moderate both panel sessions.
Chevron’s North Sea chief yesterday revealed three strategies that she believes can safeguard the basin’s future.
The energy sector has a unique opportunity to build trust in society and connect with the “man on the street”, a leading industry figure said.
The Aberdeen, Highlands and islands branch of the Energy Institute (EI) hopes Nasa astronaut Rick Hieb will help to make its annual dinner next week an “out of this world” experience.
The Energy Institute (EI) Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands branch will focus on the issue of managing substance abuse offshore at its forthcoming meeting on 7 February in Aberdeen.
A retired American astronaut who took part in the only three-man space walk in history has vowed to inspire young people in the north-east.
The Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands branch of the Energy Institute (EI) has lined up two prestigious speakers for its annual dinner next year.
The Energy Institute has appointed a new chairman and vice-chairman for its Aberdeen, Highlands & Islands Branch.
Two prestigious speakers have been secured for the flagship event of the Aberdeen, Highlands & Islands branch of the Energy Institute (EI).
Outstanding engineering students will present their theses to a panel of distinguished judges as the Energy Institute in Aberdeen hosts its annual competition to find the best academic paper.
Young people should consider how their skills transfer to the wider energy remit, according to the boss of industry body the Energy Institute.