Aberdeen has an opportunity to become the global leader in offshore wind, according to one of the energy industry's most senior voices. BP's Louise Kingham said the Granite City's appetite for energy transition was unmatched.
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Plans for a new low-carbon power station at Peterhead have taken a major step forward, with developers SSE Thermal and Equinor submitting a planning application for the project.
The City Centre Recovery Task Force has published its report into how Scotland's city centres can be supported to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
ScotRail has today been returned to public ownership for the first time in 25 years. The train operator will now be run by a company owned by the Scottish Government.
S4 Mackie Academy pupil, Phoebe Lawson is looking forward to beginning her culinary career alongside celebrity chefs at Royal Ascot in June after winning the UK-wide Springboard FutureChef competition.
Pupils and staff at Manor Park School have become the first school in Scotland to achieve an accreditation from a UK wide training organisation which promotes health and wellbeing through yoga.
Shell Trinidad and Tobago (through BG International, a subsidiary of Shell plc), today announces that production has started on Block 22 and NCMA-4 in the North Coast Marine Area (NCMA) in Trinidad and Tobago.
Fragomen-owned immigration technology specialist Nomadic has moved to a larger office in the heart of London. Launched at the start of 2019, Nomadic was founded by experienced figures in the global immigration industry to bring an automated technological approach to the immigration compliance side of short-term travel.
Scientists from the University of Aberdeen are looking for people who live in rural Grampian to give their views on accessing and receiving healthcare.