BME are delighted to announce the completion of its most recent helideck refurbishment project which was carried out in Esbjerg port.
Aberdeen charity TechFest has revealed the winning team of its ‘STEM in the Pipeline’ competition, which was created to ignite interest in STEM and offer local pupils hands-on experience in the energy sector.
Turner & Townsend is warning clients to plan for the return of rising construction inflation and to act now to secure strong, collaborative supply chains.
Details of the projects supported in the Torry and Cove areas of Aberdeen by the new Community & Coast Fund have been announced by ACVO and ETZ Ltd.
Aberdeen FC will press ahead with major upgrades to Pittodrie as plans to build a new stadium remain in limbo.
First Bus, one of the UK’s leading bus operators, has announced a major milestone on its business transformation journey, as the company launches its new campaign, ‘Moving the everyday’, and reveals a modern update to its iconic branding and logo.
SSEN Transmission wants to plough £31billion into upgrading the electricity network in the north of Scotland - creating 17,500 Scottish jobs - in "one of the largest investment programmes of all time".
The largest planned wind farm in the UK – and one of the largest anywhere in the world – is stuck in planning limbo, with inaction by the Scottish Government holding back thousands of jobs and billions in investment.
First Minister John Swinney has spoken to US President-elect Donald Trump for the first time since he secured his return to the White House.
The environmental group Greenpeace has reached an out-of-court settlement with Shell after protesters twice boarded one of its North Sea installations.
Aberdeen’s city centre planning boss has been accused of working “hand in glove” with bus company executives to push through controversial bus gates.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce is called for Acorn to be next as Equinor announces approval of execution of UK's first carbon capture and storage projects in Teesside.