Energy Voice’s top stories: Aberdeen firm cuts its staff by half
Energy Voice has delved into its archives to bring you the top stories for 2016.
Energy Voice has delved into its archives to bring you the top stories for 2016.
Energy Voice has delved into its archives from this year to bring you some of the top stories for 2016.
Energy Voice has delved into its archives for this year to bring you some of the top stories from 2016.
Energy Voice has taken a look through this year's archives to bring you the top stories from 2016.
Energy Voice has looked through its archives to bring you some of the best stories from this year.
As strike action looms in the North Sea, Energy Voice looks back at the threats posed to operations since the global decline in oil price.
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority has revealed "more lives could have been lost" on the COSL Innovator rig on its final report into the death of a worker.
Baker Hughes has unveiled its latest rig count for the final month of 2015.
Test your knowledge of some of the biggest news stories of 2015 with Energy Voice’s End of Year Quiz.
Test your knowledge of some of the biggest news stories of 2015 with Energy Voice's End of Year Quiz.
Throughout the holiday season Energy Voice will be taking a look back at some of our most read columns from 2015. From oil and gas leaders, politicians and leading think-tanks here’s what the industry was talking about this year.
Throughout the holiday season Energy Voice will be taking a look back at some of our most read columns from 2015.
It's been a tough year for the energy sector. Hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost as oil prices slumped and the renewables have found UK Govt subsidies have been slashed.
Take a look back at some of Energy Voice’s most watched videos from the past year.
Maersk Oil confirmed in August that it would invest $4.5billion in its high pressure, high temperature Culzean field in the UK Central North Sea. Technically challenging, Culzean will be a flagship development for the North Sea in years to come.
The threat of industrial action was an ongoing story through 2015 as employers sought to reduce costs and unions sought to secure terms and conditions for members. Strike action was averted, but as 2016 raises the prospect of even tougher times ahead further industrial relations struggles are not out of the question.
Each week Energy Voice pulls together the Friday Five. Click below to see the site’s most read and engaged with copy of the week. EV Insights is sponsored by EV
Each week Energy Voice pulls together the Friday Five. Click below to see the site’s most read and engaged with copy of the week.
Each week Energy Voice pulls together the Friday Five. Click below to see the site’s most read and engaged with copy of the week.
“A new source of raw materials opens up as an old and famous one closes”. This was the headline which made the Press and Journal's Ted Strachan famous as he heralded the end of Aberdeen's quarry and the start of the North Sea oil and gas industry. More than 40 years ago the industrial reporter raced against time to scoop a Norwegian publication about the Ekofisk oil discovery.
These are the findings from Energy 2050 - Securing Our Future research unveiled ahead of Offshore Europe 2015. Panelists including Sir Ian Wood, EY managing partner Derek Leith, Andrew Reid, chief executive of Douglas-Westwood,Rebecca Wain, a 24-year-old graduate geologist and Michael Engell-Jensen, co-chairman of Offshore Europe joined Energy Voice's Rita Brown to discuss the results.
The Baker Hughes rig count showed promise as it was revealed the figures have risen slightly overall from the previous month. The rig estimate, which has been in force for more than 50 years, is used to show the count overall worldwide, as well as internationally and in the US and Canada.
As the UKCS celebrates 50 years of oil and gas in the North Sea take a look at how many oil and gas facilities now dot the seascape. This interactive infographic shows offers a glimpse of the energy make up from 25 years ago. In comparison to 2014, coal was the predominant force 25 years ago in energy consumption in the UK at 67%.