GEODIS contributed to the deployment of an innovative offshore energy storage prototype, the size of an Olympic swimming pool, in Italy off the coast of Calabria.
Following a string of sell-out performances across Scotland – including five sell-outs at The Pavilion, Glasgow – Up A Close is set to captivate audiences at Aberdeen Arts Centre on Saturday August 29 2026 with a matinee performance at 2.30pm and an evening performance at 7.30pm.
Alba Gaskets, an Aberdeen-based gasket company established in 2007, has reached a major milestone by breaking into the US market with its patented Alba-RIG™ gasket range.
Industry specialists will develop practical guidance for cable handling, testing and installation to help reduce risk and improve project delivery across offshore wind developments.
According to the latest research from Savills, office take-up in Aberdeen in the first six months of 2026 reached 289,695 sq ft, representing a 78% increase on the same period in 2025.
Mother Technologies has seen a marked rise in the number of businesses falling victim to phishing attacks over the past few months, with many of those affected already having completed cyber security awareness training.
ESS Energy, specialist provider of foodservice and facilities management to the offshore sector and related industries, is celebrating the graduation of the first cohort from its ‘Next Wave’ programme, designed to develop future chef managers for the sector.
Windward Energy co-founder joins Hypercube to support long-term growth, governance and capital strategy.
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has elected John Maciver as Senior Partner.
UK top 50 law firm Brodies LLP has recorded its sixteenth consecutive year of growth, reporting revenue of £138.8million for the financial year ending 30 April 2026, up 11% from £126.7million the previous year.
The inaugural Aberdeen Marathon is on course for a sell-out almost a year before race day after organisers revealed that 85% of places have already been secured.
US President Donald Trump has again claimed Prime Minister Andy Burnham told him he would “open up North Sea oil” during a phone call between the two leaders, suggesting such a move would make the UK “a wealthy country”.