Westhill group in the red
North-east energy service firm SeaEnergy said yesterday it made pre-tax losses of £2.4million in 2012.
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Archer’s modular rig scores with Statoil
Norwegian group Archer has secured a $115million well plugging and abandonment contract with Statoil that will utilise the firm's latest modular rig Archer Topaz.
‘Strong performer’ R2S good buy for SeaEnergy
North-east energy service firm SeaEnergy said yesterday a recent acquisition was performing strongly and was close to signing new deals in the North Sea and internationally.
Eight offshore installations get back to work
Production was returning to normal last night on eight offshore installations after an oil leak shut down a crucial subsea pipeline.
Talisman looks forward to exciting future in North Sea
Talisman Energy said yesterday it was looking forward to an exciting future in the North Sea after completing the £956million sale of nearly half its UK assets.
SeaEnergy confident of growth despite wider deficit
North-east energy service firm SeaEnergy said yesterday it was confident of growth in the coming months despite widening losses.
Talisman contract biggest win for Sodexo in North Sea
Sodexo revealed its biggest North Sea contract win yesterday, a deal running to hundreds of millions of pounds with Talisman Energy (UK).
SeaEnergy makes first key move in growth strategy
An Aberdeen business which analyses offshore installations and crime scenes has been bought by a north-east energy service firm in a potential £10million-plus deal.
Oil giant ‘confident in Bond safety measures’
Bond Offshore Helicopters' biggest client in the North Sea has backed the aviation company, saying it has confidence in the firm's safety measures.
Orion deals worth £20m a year
Inverness-based recruitment firm Orion Group said yesterday it had won deals worth a combined £20million per year with oil and gas operator Nexen.
Oil firm victory on claims staff lack privacy
An oil company has won its fight against claims that staff working on an offshore platform suffered from a lack of privacy.
Oil firm victory on claims staff lack privacy
An oil company has won its fight against claims that staff working on an offshore platform suffered from a lack of privacy.
Claims of overcrowding on offshore oil platform
AN OIL company is facing a tribunal over claims its workers on an offshore platform lived in overcrowded conditions.
Wave Treader technology firm sunk by serious lack of funding
AN ABERDEEN-BASED marine-energy developer which was designing renewable technology to power offshore installations has gone under.
Offshore carbon capture and storage: what are the safety implications for CCS?
With governments and industries around the world working to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, the clean energy sector is experiencing a boom.
HSE chief issues offshore safety warning
A Health and Safety Executive chief warned yesterday that there could easily be another Piper Alpha tragedy in the North Sea.
Police move to step up North Sea oil security
Grampian Police became the first force in Scotland yesterday to appoint an energy adviser in an attempt to improve security in the North Sea oil and gas industry.
New cargo-handling guidelines published
OIL and Gas UK published updated guidelines yesterday for the safe packaging and handling of cargo to and from offshore installations, with the aim of securing improvements in safety.