Engineering firm Altrad Group has surpassed €5.3 billion (£4.5bn) in revenue for the 2023 financial year, an increase of 38% on its 2022 results after two years of "transformative growth".
RMT vows to work with other offshore trade unions to fight "dangerous proposals" to bring back Super Puma
Sullom Voe will continue to 'define the economic landscape of Shetland', he told guests at Prosper's Annual Lecture in Aberdeen.
The Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill passes through the House of Commons.
The distinctive Altens building has been a prominent part of the city skyline for decades.
The team behind a fitness company targeting the unique challenges faced by offshore workers has released a new app after a wave of interest in their programme.
Welligence analysis shows Apache decision to halt drilling at Beryl and Forties hubs will significantly impact field production life.
Norwegian oil and gas operator DNO (OSL:DNO) is expanding its UK North Sea portfolio, acquiring a 25% interest in the Arran field from Dutch firm ONE-Dyas.
Energy Secretary says Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill will improve energy security and secure jobs while Labour calls it "climate vandalism" and "hypocrisy".
Operator NEO Energy submits environmental statement for Buchan redevelopment in Moray Firth.
Shell's Victory field has an estimated recoverable resource of 179 billion cubic feet of gas, equivalent to 7% of the UK’s annual natural gas consumption
Francesco Mazzagatti called for the UK to develop a more coherent energy transition policy inclusive of oil and gas producers.
Engineering firm Wood has been awarded a "major" multi-million dollar contract to deliver topside modifications for a BP subsea tieback in the UK North Sea.
Offshore drilling contractor Valaris (NYSE:VAL) has announced a swathe of new contracts and extensions, with its order backlog rising to $1.14 billion.
Aberdeen's Cutting Underwater Technologies (CUT) has posted record revenue and project numbers in 2023.
While substantial investment uncertainty remains in the UKCS, the year has seen examples of risk-reducing policies from an investor standpoint, writes Professor Alex Kemp
Westwood expects offshore rig dayrates to continue their upward trajectory across the board in 2024 as supply tightens.
North Sea oil from new exploration licences sent to domestic refineries would account for less than 1% of the fuels used in the UK in 2030, a think tank has found.
Carbon capture firm Storegga is a partner in the Acorn and Trudvang CCS projects
The UK urgently needs coordinated and integrated transition plans to ensure a just and fair transition for all, writes Professor Paul de Leeuw
The Chancellor has hit back at the former net zero tsar after he quit the Conservatives over the Government’s decision to increase domestic oil and gas drilling.
Well Slot is a monthly feature from Energy Voice and Westwood Global looking at drilling activity and rig moves in the UK North Sea and Norway.
When GMB said the UK needs “plans not bans” for the future our energy sector we meant it, and our offshore sector must be front and centre.
From wood to coal, to oil and nuclear, all our industrial revolutions, all our energy transitions, have been driven by people, writes OPITO chief operating officer Alex Spencer.
The energy industry continues to develop at pace, and that’s reflected by Decom Mission activity and that of our members.