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Using Earth power to make ammonia

"We may be able to use Earth as a factory, harnessing its heat and pressure to produce valuable chemicals like ammonia in a cleaner manner."

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03.02.2025

Reasons to be cheerful - from Energy Industries Council

Stuart Broadley, CEO, Energy Industries Council discusses reasons to be cheerful in today's society within the industry.

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03.02.2025

Jab Recruitment looks to the future of energy recruitment.

Thinking of expanding your workforce? Jab Recruitment is at the forefront of the future of energy recruitment.

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03.02.2025

Stability vital for subsea sector to build momentum in 2025

The UK’s subsea sector is looking to regain stability and momentum in 2025 after several shaky years undermined confidence.

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03.02.2025

Green hydrogen subsidies pose substantial political risk

Hydrogen production is critically dependent on the availability of cheap, low-carbon electricity, efficiency gains and demand creation.

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01.02.2025

Ørsted replaces Mads Nipper as CEO

Mads Nipper will step down as CEO and group president of Orsted on 1 February 2025 to be replaced by Rasmus Errboe.

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01.02.2025

Voltalis pledges £1bn after Ofgem demand response reform

An arcane Ofgem decision is bearing fruit. The regulator’s move to carve out space for demand-side response in the UK market has triggered a significant

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01.02.2025

Corio CEO Jonathan Cole says now is the time for discipline

Today marks the last day of Corio Generation CEO Jonathan Cole’s tenure at the top of the offshore wind developer.

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01.02.2025

Power Moves: Sheret Energy’s new executive chairman and more

Graeme Wood has joined Aberdeen-based offshore energy consultancy Sheret Energy Offshore as its executive chairman.

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31.01.2025

Testing UK tech overseas ‘is not good enough’, says NZTC

The NZTC has said “it’s not good enough” that UK decommissioning technology is tested overseas at an Aberdeen event.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

HSE warns of explosion risk at Culzean over maintenance practices

TotalEnergies failed to implement maintenance practices at its Culzean platform, creating a risk of fire and explosion, according to the HSE.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

North Star completes Dogger Bank deal with fourth vessel

Fleet operator North Star has named and handed over the fourth and final SOV in its deal with the developers of the Dogger Bank wind farm.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

HSE serves notice on Serica over Bruce gas release

Serica Energy has been served with an improvement notice by the HSE over the release of fuel gas at its Bruce platform.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

Court rules Rosebank and Jackdaw approvals invalid

A court has overturned approvals for the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas field, but work on the North Sea projects will continue.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

North Sea sector needs clarity after Rosebank and Jackdaw ruling

The North Sea oil and gas sector needs urgent clarity after a court ruling concerning the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields, writes OEUK.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

Baker Hughes profits up on back of gas infrastructure orders

Baker Hughes has beaten profit estimates with an 8% increase in revenue and a 36% jump in adjusted net income in its latest results.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

Harbour's Brodgar North first UK well completed in 2025

The Harbour-operated 21/3a-H5 Brodgar North well was completed on 9 January 2025, after being spudded on 10 November 2024.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

Equinor adds to offshore helicopter fleet with five Leonardo AW189s

Norwegian oil and gas firm Equinor has awarded Lufttransport RW a contract to operate five Leonardo AW189 helicopters for offshore flights.

Energy Voice

31.01.2025

North Sea ruling a 'fudgement' as Rosebank and Jackdaw live on

North Sea supporters have claimed a win despite a landmark court ruling found Rosebank and Jackdaw were "unlawful".

Energy Voice

30.01.2025

BP isn't moving fast enough in the energy transition

An impending ban on petrol cars and an upcoming government review of drilling licences has created a perfect storm for supermajors.

Energy Voice

30.01.2025

Siemens Energy share price recovers as it forecasts market-beating 1Q

Siemens Energy AG’s share price recovered on Tuesday, rising 7.53%, after it released a preview of its first quarterly results following Chinese AI

Energy Voice

30.01.2025

Shell fourth quarter profits drop to $3.66bn

Energy giant Shell (LON:SHEL) reported a drop in fourth quarter profits to $3.66 billion (£2.94bn) amid lower oil refining margins. The adjusted earnings

Energy Voice

30.01.2025

Starmer to look at report on legality of Drax power station subsidies

The Prime Minister has said he will look at a report which has accused Drax power station of illegally claiming Government subsidies.

Energy Voice

30.01.2025

Reeves hails opportunity of net zero but faces criticism from green campaigners

Rachel Reeves insisted "net zero is the industrial opportunity of the 21st century" as she set out plans to boost growth.

Energy Voice

30.01.2025

11 clean energy start-ups to share £500,000 from NZTC

The Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) has unveiled the next cohort of its accelerator program for emerging companies in the clean energy sector. The TechX The TechX clean energy accelerator has accepted 11 firms into its 2025 programme

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30.01.2025

ITM Power losses narrow as revenue increases

Electrolyser manufacturer ITM Power has posted a 74% increase in revenues in its first half results as its losses narrowed.

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30.01.2025

Charging Forward: Northern Ireland pumped hydro and more

In this week's Charging Forward, Energy Voice looks at the latest battery and energy storage updates from across the UK.

Energy Voice

29.01.2025

Solar panel installations jump 10% in Labour's first six months

Solar panel installations in England have risen by 10% since Labour took office six months ago, according to a report.

Energy Voice

29.01.2025

Improve electricity trading with EU to bring down bills, UK government urged

UK ministers must improve electricity trading arrangements with the EU to help bring down bills for consumers, the Scottish Government has said.

Energy Voice

29.01.2025

Humber Marine and Renewables on the hunt for business development manager

Humber Marine & Renewables is recruiting a business development manager to maximise the maritime industry’s benefit for Humber and Yorkshire.

Energy Voice

29.01.2025

Reputation Management, media relations and crisis communications- Join the Masterclass - News for the Energy Sector

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29.01.2025

Centrica pleads for 'modest' proposal on £1bn Morecambe CCS

Developers of a £1 billion plan to create one of the largest carbon stores in the UK have pleaded for "modest, pragmatic" support from the UK government.

Energy Voice

29.01.2025

Taking a novel approach to energy storage will be key in 2025

Advances in energy storage technology in 2025 could help extend the use of renewables in providing power to the UK.

Energy Voice

28.01.2025

Hydrogen 'hard to beat' but UK lacks incentives, says Mission Control boss

Chris Stark said at a Westminster committee hearing this month that the government will explore funding methods used for renewable power to support hydrogen storage.

Energy Voice

28.01.2025

Labour donor Dale Vince says solar farm approval was not politically motivated

Ecotricity boss Dale Vince said the government's recent decision to approve his solar farm in Lincolnshire was politically influenced.

Energy Voice

28.01.2025

UK spends £12.5bn from bills on fossil fuel plants over past decade

The UK government has invested over £12.5 billion over the past 10 years in fossil fuel power plants through a capacity market scheme.

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28.01.2025

Former oil and gas worker carving out a new woodwork career

When oil and gas worker Guy Phillips was made redundant he knew a career away from the North Sea was the right path for him.

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CMS examines consequences of Corporate Transparency Act 2023

Hard words and delay put Mingyang investment in UK at risk

1,900 Stork UK workers now at Altrad as deal completes

Using Earth power to make ammonia

Reasons to be cheerful - from Energy Industries Council

Jab Recruitment looks to the future of energy recruitment.

Stability vital for subsea sector to build momentum in 2025

Green hydrogen subsidies pose substantial political risk

Ørsted replaces Mads Nipper as CEO

Voltalis pledges £1bn after Ofgem demand response reform

Corio CEO Jonathan Cole says now is the time for discipline

Power Moves: Sheret Energy’s new executive chairman and more

Testing UK tech overseas ‘is not good enough’, says NZTC

HSE warns of explosion risk at Culzean over maintenance practices

North Star completes Dogger Bank deal with fourth vessel

HSE serves notice on Serica over Bruce gas release

Court rules Rosebank and Jackdaw approvals invalid

North Sea sector needs clarity after Rosebank and Jackdaw ruling

Baker Hughes profits up on back of gas infrastructure orders

Harbour's Brodgar North first UK well completed in 2025

Equinor adds to offshore helicopter fleet with five Leonardo AW189s

North Sea ruling a 'fudgement' as Rosebank and Jackdaw live on

BP isn't moving fast enough in the energy transition

Siemens Energy share price recovers as it forecasts market-beating 1Q

Shell fourth quarter profits drop to $3.66bn

Starmer to look at report on legality of Drax power station subsidies

Reeves hails opportunity of net zero but faces criticism from green campaigners

11 clean energy start-ups to share £500,000 from NZTC

ITM Power losses narrow as revenue increases

Charging Forward: Northern Ireland pumped hydro and more

Solar panel installations jump 10% in Labour's first six months

Improve electricity trading with EU to bring down bills, UK government urged

Humber Marine and Renewables on the hunt for business development manager

Reputation Management, media relations and crisis communications- Join the Masterclass - News for the Energy Sector

Centrica pleads for 'modest' proposal on £1bn Morecambe CCS

Taking a novel approach to energy storage will be key in 2025

Hydrogen 'hard to beat' but UK lacks incentives, says Mission Control boss

Labour donor Dale Vince says solar farm approval was not politically motivated

UK spends £12.5bn from bills on fossil fuel plants over past decade

Former oil and gas worker carving out a new woodwork career

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