Learn from 1988 disaster: Oslo safety chief
Industry
Learning the lessons from the Piper Alpha disaster is important for everyone in the industry “regardless of the country”, according
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Equinor secures North Sea licences
Production
Norway’s Equinor, which changed its name from Statoil last week, has been awarded nine new licenses in the 30th Offshore
Total’s Iran stake at risk: Tehran
Industry
French oil giant Total, the only western energy major investing in Iran, will lose its stake in the vast South
GE to test world’s largest wind turbine
Storage
General Electric has decided to test the world’s largest offshore wind turbines in the UK ahead of possible installation in
BP hit by Russian sanctions
Policy
As global investors reeled from the announcement of new US sanctions on Russia, financial magnate Nat Rothschild was stirring up
Šefcovic vows to back renewable budget
Transmission
European Commission’s vice president for energy Maroš Šefcovic has said he will push for continued support for renewables in negotiations
Dunkirk wind firm to be named in March
Environment
Sébastien Lecornu, the French ecological and solidarity transition secretary, says the results of the wind project off the coast at
BP profits double in year
Industry
Annual profits at BP have more than doubled in the last 12 months, reaching €4.9 billion in 2017 on the
BASF agrees merger with Fridman’s DEA
Industry
BASF, the German chemicals firm, has agreed to merge its Wintershall energy unit with fellow German rival DEA in a
Renewables undermine fracking case: MP
Environment
The arguments in favour of fracking in Britain have weakened because of increased oil and gas extraction from the North