Cairn’s plans still on track
Scottish oil explorer Cairn Energy said yesterday a more cautious approach from Greenland’s new government to the award of permits had no impact on preparations for its 2014 drilling programme.
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Moore hails better links
There has been a "step change" in the relationship between the oil and gas industry and government, Scottish Secretary Michael Moore said yesterday.
North Sea firms’ confidence soars
Confidence among oil and gas firms in the North Sea jumped to the highest level since 2009 after a boost from the Budget, it will be revealed today.
Zilift adds experienced boss
Aberdeen-based oil and gas service firm Zilift said yesterday it had appointed its first chairman.
Rolling out more barrels
A major oil find in the Arctic by Norway's Statoil could contain 350million barrels more than previously thought, it was reported yesterday.
Skrugard could be much bigger than previously thought
A major oil find in the Arctic made by Norway's Statoil could contain 350million barrels more than previously thought, it was reported today.
Boom time for Norway
Last year was a record year for the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) and the boom is set to continue for another five years.