EnergyPathways shares plummet as MESH storage rejected The firm behind the MESH project has seen its share price drop by over 50% after the NSTA rejected its gas storage bid.

The weaponisation of energy: UK exposure The Ukraine conflict has shown that mutual economic interdependence does not necessarily prevent war, and that energy infrastructure such as the supply of ...

A group representing families and survivors of Norway's worst industrial disaster has spoken of its “demand for a completely new inquiry” exactly 40 years ...

Grandholm Production Services has acquired Aberdeen-based RSD Supplies and Services in a six-figure deal. The Aberdeen "rope, soap and dope" provider of The Aberdeen "rope soap and dope" provider ...

Dana Petroleum has terminated an agreement with NEO Energy to purchase the Western Isles floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel. The decision follows the agreement reaching its ...

The chancellor has set out plans to remove the "unjustifiably generous investment allowances" oil firms receive through the EPL.

Sellafield has deployed a pair of robotic arms inside active nuclear gloveboxes to assist in the site's decommissioning.

The UK government and GB Energy will invest £200 million to install rooftop solar panels on schools and NHS sites, predominately in England.

Of all the production hubs in the North Sea, the top four producers have remained unchanged since 2023; however, with the right policy, BP might climb the rankings. Dundas Consultants has ranked ...

The Northern Endurance Partnership’s CCUS capacity and the East Coast Cluster are at the heart of two of the UK’s biggest industrial hubs.

The UK has proposed changes to how it procures offshore wind as it needs to claw back capacity after the Hornsea 4 project ground to a halt.

The recent fall in global oil prices is currently "painful but not causing injury" for North Sea operators, according to Wood Mackenzie.