The energy sector has a proven track record of resilience, with its workforce showing adaptability and innovation in high-pressure environments.
Amber Grid, Lithuania's gas transmission system operator, has awarded ROSEN a three-year contract for the deployment of its award-winning Non-Intrusive Pipeline Assessment (NIPA) service across approximately 221km of complex and unpiggable pipeline infrastructure.
BrewDog chairman Allan Leighton has warned that Labour’s economic policies are damaging growth by piling additional costs on businesses and consumers.
Big Tech companies booked more than $160bn in gains from investments in other AI companies last quarter, raising concerns that headline profits are overstating the underlying strength of the AI boom.
Both candidates for the Scottish Labour leadership have called for decisions on the Rosebank oil and Jackdaw gas fields to be made “as soon as possible”, warning that jobs and the North Sea supply chain are at stake.
Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce is seeking urgent assurances from the Chancellor following reports that the UK Government is considering another tax raid on the North Sea.
Scotland risks falling behind the rest of the UK unless ministers cut taxes and reduce the cost of doing business, the country’s largest business organisation has warned.
The 44th edition of Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce’s Energy Transition Survey has launched today, seeking views from businesses operating across oil and gas, renewables and the wider energy supply chain.
David Jamieson returns to Aberdeen having shared his North Sea expertise with Australia’s mining sector.
Christmas can be a magical time, but for babies, children and families experiencing healthcare or bereavement, it can also be incredibly difficult.
Researchers behind an app designed to support people after skin cancer treatment are inviting former early-stage melanoma patients to take part in its final evaluation tests.
A year-long series of fundraising challenges and events from staff at Aberdein Considine LLP has raised £35,000 in total for the law firm’s two 2025/26 charity partners, Cash for Kids and the Russell Anderson Foundation (RAF).