Last week, Orsted announced its decision to cancel plans for the Hornsea 4 offshore windfarm, sparking debate on the viability of renewable energy projects due to financial challenges such as supply chain costs, higher interest rates and rising construction costs.
One Stop Waste Solutions is set to host local firms to help them prepare for the introduction of the landfill ban later this year.
MDL has expanded its renewables and civil engineering inventory with a range of Life of Field assets.
Viper Innovations Ltd., a high-tech engineering company that provides cutting-edge electrical integrity solutions to the global subsea, rail, and industrial sectors, is delighted to welcome Julia Lutfy-Harte into the subsea sales team.
Scottish MPs and MSPs have united to back the Acorn CCS project in the North-east of Scotland, with support from Labour, Liberal Democrat, SNP and Conservative politicians.
A new roundabout could be constructed at the notorious Toll of Birness after a years-long campaign pleading for crucial safety upgrades.
Energy Secretary Gillian Martin has warned more north-east firms could follow Harbour Energy’s job cuts, unless the windfall tax is scrapped.
Veteran Aberdeen retailer Norman Esslemont has smashed through the £50,000 mark in his crowdfunder to challenge Aberdeen City Council’s controversial bus gates scheme in court.
Here are the business stories making the headlines across Scotland and the UK this morning.
Talks between the US and China over the weekend have resulted in a "total reset" of trade terms between the nations, according to president Donald Trump.
Immigration into the UK is expected to fall by almost 100,000 a year under new plans set out by Sir Keir Starmer.
“Aberdeen is an attractive place to invest. This market will be here for decades to come.”