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A planned new low-carbon power station at SSE Thermal's Peterhead site could give a £2billion-plus boost to the British economy.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce has today urged politicians to vote down plans for a windfall tax on North Sea companies as figures reveal that the Treasury is already set to bank £10billion in tax this year.
Scotland risks losing out on investment after government officials snubbed a US energy conference because of a reported ban on attending oil and gas events.
Scottish retail sales were close to pre-pandemic levels last month, although the cost-of-living crisis is making the recovery more challenging.
Home Bargains is to open a new £1 million store near Aberdeen on Saturday. The discount store said the new site at Portlethen Retail Park would create 51 new jobs.
A review on the future shape of the energy workforce by Robert Gordon University (RGU) reveals that if the region attracts £17billion of renewables investment, then 54,000 direct and indirect jobs could be secured by 2030, up from 45,000 currently.
Prices are rising at their fastest rate for 40 years as higher energy bills hit millions of households.
Global controls technology leader Proserv is to supply its pioneering holistic cable monitoring system (CMS), ECG™, to Norwegian international energy company Equinor’s Hywind Scotland
MPs voted to block a windfall tax yesterday - but Chancellor Rishi Sunak has again hinted that he is willing to consider the levy if energy companies don't reinvest profits in the UK.
Almost three quarters (71%) of SME businesses have downgraded the importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance.