Nexen shareholders back £9.6bn Chinese buyout
A £9.6billion deal giving a Chinese national offshore oil firm access to the North Sea was given the thumbs up by the shareholders of oil firm Nexen yesterday.
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First US offshore wind project gets the go-ahead after years of legal wrangling
TODAY, there are just three wind turbines in the sea off the American coastline, but that is about to change with the US federal government's approval of an array of 130 machines to be located off the eastern seaboard at Cape Cod. After years of battling, Cape Wind at last has the green light for construction to start shortly on Horseshoe Shoal in Nantucket Sound, off the coast of Massachusetts.
A question of attitude
Contrary to much that has been written about the differences between generations regarding their attitudes toward work and their engagement in their jobs, these variations are actually relatively small, according to research just completed by Sirota Survey Intelligence
Engell-Jensen takes on carbon brief at Maersk
Michael Engell-Jensen has left Aberdeen to take on a new, highly strategic role at Moller Maersk - to create a team of CO specialists reporting to Maersk Oil & Gas.