Jobs boost as £210m Grangemouth power plant gets the green light
A £210 million waste to energy plant will create 500 jobs at Grangemouth when construction gets under way next month.
A £210 million waste to energy plant will create 500 jobs at Grangemouth when construction gets under way next month.
Funding has been secured to push ahead with two major energy projects in Fife and at Grangemouth.
Workers have voted to restore recognition of the Unite union at the Ineos petrochemical site at Grangemouth.
The operator of the Grangemouth refinery recorded a 10-fold increase in profits last year.
Fracking firm Ineos has announced its intention to invest £60 million in the expansion of its Grangemouth site.
An investigation into rule changes made to the Contracts for Difference (CfD) second auction round has found that it will increase costs to UK consumers by £100 million a year.
The Scottish Government’s fracking ban is facing a legal challenge from petrochemical giant Ineos.
Petrochemicals giant Ineos will expand its Grangemouth facility as part of a portfolio of major projects aimed at boosting its ethylene production.
Petrochemicals giant Ineos yesterday launched a staunch defence of its track record as an employer and infrastructure owner after agreeing to buy the Forties pipeline system from BP for £200million.
Ineos has lodged plans for a security management centre and gatehouse which could permanently close off a section of public road in Falkirk.
Ineos has been given an improvement notice after being accused of failing to take “all measures necessary” to prevent major accidents at its site at Grangemouth.
A former executive director of Greenpeace is to advise petrochemical giant Ineos on climate change.
An analyst at Douglas Westwood has predicted that fracking will not turn into a thriving industry in the UK.
Ineos boss Jim Ratcliffe is said to be trying to axe tea breaks for 1200 workers at Grangemouth.
After six years of planning what was dubbed an “impossibel” task, Ineos has completed its first shipment of ethane to Grangemouth. Energy Voice was there to capture the event as one of its Dragon class vessels, the Ineos Insight,made its way under the Forth Road bridge. Watch the footage below.
The shipment of US shale to Grangemouth was made using the world's largest ethane gas carriers ever built.
Ineos boss Jim Ratcliffe has claimed the Scottish Government denied his company the chance to carry out exploration for shale in Scotland.
An open mind is needed on a shale gas industry in the UK, according to an energy partner with EY.
Environmental campaigners have stepped up calls for a ban on fracking ahead of the first shipment of US shale gas arriving in the UK.
An Aberdeenshire MSP has cast fresh doubt on the Scottish Government’s opposition to fracking in the run-up he arrival of the first shipment of shale gas at Grangemouth this week.
It would have been hard to imagine at the height of the drama around the Ineos petrochemical plant in late 2013 that US shale gas imports would be arriving by boat three years later.
There’s a moratorium on fracking here in Scotland because of the huge public opposition to it.
A US fracking company which has a contract to supply Ineo’s petrochemical plant at Grangemouth with ethane has reportedly been fined in the past for polluting the environment.
A green group has reiterated calls for the Scottish Government to ban fracking outright as Ineos’s first shipment of ethane from the US nears the firm's plant at Grangemouth.
Petrochemical giant Ineos has lodged plans with a Scottish council to permanently close a section of road in Grangemouth.