New research published by DNV, the independent risk management and quality assurance provider, reveals that energy executives anticipate life, property, and environment-compromising cyber-attacks on the sector within the next two years.
Nine new businesses have won part of an £80,000 funding pot at the final showcase event for Robert Gordon University’s (RGU’s) Regional Startup Accelerator on May 12.
Hillside Primary School, near Portlethen, has become the first school in Scotland and the only primary school in the UK to be nominated for an ‘Into Film’ award. The school’s submission was selected from among hundreds of UK entries and has been shortlisted in the Into Film Club of the Year category.
The world understands that hydrogen is the next big thing in the field of energy. China, Europe, the U.S., and Israel have already invested in blue and green hydrogen-based solutions, with an understanding that hydrogen is a key factor in achieving net zero emission targets set for 2050.
Two terraces of new build industrial units are now available in Aberdeenshire as developers GSS Developments Ltd and ANM Group announce immediate availability at Thainstone Business Park, near Inverurie.
Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB), the tech enabled business critical services group, has announced the appointment of Doug Michael as Partner and United States (US) Tax Practice Lead, based in the business’ London office.
The ASET International Energy Training Academy has been unveiled as a leading Aberdeen-based specialist underlines its commitment to energy transition.
Aberdein Considine has announced that it is to merge with Edinburgh law firm and solicitor estate agent Russel+Aitken Edinburgh LLP.
Swedish multinational power company Vattenfall said yesterday that it had been awarded £9.3million in innovation funding by the UK Government for a world-first project at its wind farm off Aberdeen.
Anger is mounting at plans to cut 700 ScotRail services from Monday.
British pensioners are set to lose £13,000 over the course of their retirement because of inflation, new analysis has revealed.