The National Decommissioning Centre (NDC) has teamed up with the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult in a research partnership aimed at developing new offshore wind technologies.
An alumna from Robert Gordon University’s (RGU) Creative Entrepreneurship Programme has collaborated with garden designer Jane Porter, whose Still Garden has brought a slice of Scotland to the Chelsea Flower Show, winning a RHS Gold medal and best container garden trophy in the process.
The Chester Hotel in Aberdeen has launched a section on its website devoted to outlining its commitment to sustainability as it becomes a Scottish Living Wage employer.
The new taxes imposed on the UK’s offshore oil and gas operators are a backward step by a government which, just weeks ago, was pledging to build a greener and more energy-independent nation, Offshore Energies UK said today.
Sir Ian Wood, one of the most influential figures in the oil and gas industry, has warned that investment will be at risk from a windfall tax.
The windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas producers announced by the Chancellor yesterday comes with a financially-painful sting in the tail - it could be in force for years.
Aberdeen transport company FirstGroup saw its shares shoot ahead yesterday by nearly 6% to 126.4p after its board confirmed it was considering a renewed takeover bid worth up to £1.23billion.
Scottish Chambers of Commerce has announced Seona Shand as the organisation’s international trade director.
Shell has become the second energy major to say the UK's new windfall tax creates uncertainty about investing in oil and gas in the North Sea.
There was more misery for Scottish rail travellers yesterday, despite hopes that ScotRail drivers will soon accept an improved pay offer.
The Scottish Government faces a "very difficult" financial position over the next few years, Finance Secretary Kate Forbes said yesterday.