Oil giant Shell has issued a warning against cutting oil and gas production, claiming that such a move would be "dangerous and irresponsible."

The move signifies Switzerland's active scrutiny of its significant commodity industry's ties with Moscow. The inquiry, directed at Paramount Energy & Commodities SA, was initiated through a letter sent in April.

A pipelin company based in Aberdeenshire has been acquired by the Japanese group Mitsui, with the deal expected to be finalized later this summer, subject to regulatory approvals.

This partnership establishes Maersk Training as the strategic and primary training provider for Sapura Drilling's tender-assisted drilling rig fleet.

During a session in the House of Commons, Energy Secretary Grant Shapps expressed strong opposition to the idea of not issuing new oil and gas licences, labeling it as a "bonkers policy."

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have asserted their rights over a disputed gas field in the Gulf, challenging Iran's claims.

BP is currently facing trial at Aberdeen Sheriff Court in relation to the death of an oil worker who fell into the North Sea almost nine years ago.

Three Norwegian unions representing rig workers have successfully negotiated a 6.5 percent increase in minimum pay with the Norwegian Shipowners' Association, preventing a strike that would have halted well activity on Norway's continental shelf.

Extinction Rebellion, a climate activist group, has taken action this morning by targeting the offices of Wood Plc, previously known as Wood Group, in Aberdeen and Staines.

The National Subsea Centre and Robert Gordon University in the UK have joined forces on a data project aimed at integrating artificial intelligence technology into subsea inspection operations.