Irish Sea gas developer EnergyPathways confirms “out of round” licence requests
Gas firm EnergyPathways (AIM:EPP) has made an "out of round" bid for gas production and storage licences in the Irish Sea as it reports progress on its Marram project.
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Centrica chief trying to get the UK to speed up carbon capture
Centrica Plc boss Chris O’Shea is on a mission to show the UK government that it needs to rapidly speed up carbon capture projects, which could become crucial if the country is to reach its net zero ambitions.
Irish Sea can play pivotal role in UK energy security and net zero
Energy Pathways, an independent working on the Marram gas field in the Irish Sea, talks about the region's importance for UK energy security and net zero.
North Star engineering cadet learning the ropes in the North Sea
From a young age Courtney Stanton has known that her future lay in engineering – having a classic car engineer for a dad made sure of that.
BP says commitment to Scotland is its ‘unique differentiator’ in ScotWind bid
BP's “long-term” commitment to Scotland is a key selling point for the company and its partner EnBW in winning ScotWind acreage, according to the bid’s top boss.
BP: Excitement for new energy opportunities in North Sea and beyond
Scotland, along with the rest of the world, stands on the cusp of change as the energy transition accelerates, writes bp’s Richard Haydock who joins the panel of the Energy Voice New Energy Opportunities (NEO) event.
BP shares details about Irish Sea offshore wind projects
Oil and gas supermajor BP has confirmed the names of its planned new offshore wind projects in the Irish Sea.
BP and partner paying £900m for entry into UK offshore wind market
BP has entered the UK offshore wind market with leases for a combined three-gigawatts of projects in the Irish Sea.
Disused Irish Sea gas platforms to be removed by world’s largest vessel
A pair of disused gas installations in Morecambe Bay are to be removed by the largest vessel in the world this year.
Copter returns to service following claims door ‘opened’ during flight
A helicopter has been given a clean bill of health following claims that one of its doors opened mid-flight.
Lansdowne lets go of Irish Sea licences
Lansdowne Oil & Gas has confirmed licences it holds in the Celtic Sea have expired after attempts to farm them out failed.
Providence agrees 60% share in Irish Sea option
Providence Resources, the Irish based oil and gas exploration company, has entered into an exclusive agreement to acquire a 60% share in an option adjacent to the Barryoe oil field in the North Celtic Sea Basin.
New windfarm planned for Irish Sea
A new 870 megawatt offshore windfarm is planned for the north Irish Sea