Eni awards £440m contract for Liverpool Bay carbon capture project to Saipem
Italian oil and gas firm Eni has awarded a €520 million (£440m) contract to Saipem for the Liverpool Bay carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.
Tributes for ‘real family man’ and ex-Dundee footballer, 50, who died on North Sea oil rig
Scott Kemlo, a former Brechin City and Dundee North End player who “lived for his children”, suffered a heart attack while working in the North Sea.
BP makes Q1 profit amid strategic reset
BP made a profit of $700 million in the first quarter of this year, compared to a $1.95bn loss for the fourth quarter 2024, as the company pushes on with its strategic reset.
Carbon tax is ‘killing manufacturing’ in UK, says Ineos boss Ratcliffe
Chemicals billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said a tax on carbon emissions is “killing manufacturing” in Britain.
Aberdeen’s Decom Engineering secures over £2m in international contracts to start 2025
Scottish subsea cutting specialist Decom Engineering has secured more than £2 million worth of international contracts in the first quarter of 2025.
Shropshire Council approves 10 MW solar farm
Shropshire Council has granted planning permission to a major 10 MW solar farm and battery project.
Spain recovers nearly all of power grid following major blackout
Spain has recovered more than 92% of its power following an unprecedented blackout that brought much of Spain and Portugal to a standstill, officials said.
Offshore energy security is national security
The UK’s offshore energy network heats our homes, powers hospitals and fuels industry. As global threats evolve, so must our approach to protecting the infrastructure that makes all of this possible.
