Police in attendance at ‘ongoing’ incident in Aberdeen

April 2, 2019, 5:02 pm Updated: April 2, 2019, 6:19 pm

Police were called to an incident in Aberdeen

Oil crisis presents BP’s new CEO with a chance to change

As Bernard Looney took to the stage in London in February to announce his plan to transform BP Plc for a low-carbon future, the U.K. capital confirmed its first case of Covid-19.

Driller Noble files for bankruptcy to erase huge debt pile

Noble Corp., the offshore drilling contractor, filed for bankruptcy with a plan to cut more than $3.4 billion of debt after a crash in crude prices made undersea oil wells too expensive.

Innovative scarecrow system deployed to battle issue of seabird droppings offshore

It’s hoped an innovative scarecrow system could provide a solution to the issue of seabird droppings on offshore wind farms and platforms.

Sasol seeks solar power at Secunda, Sasolburg

Sasol has invited bidders to participate in developing two 10 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) facilities in South Africa.

Final milestone for Shetland HVDC link complete following appointment of main contractors

Work to install a huge power link cable between Shetland and the Scottish mainland is expected to get underway later this month after the main contractors were appointed.

How nuclear energy will be crucial in achieving net-zero carbon emissions post-Coronavirus

As the UK begins to emerge from lockdown, there have been calls from business leaders and senior figures in government for ‘Building Back Better’ – an initiative aimed at ensuring the Coronavirus recovery plan prioritises climate change.