A deal to take over ownership of the Nigg Oil Terminal jetty will help bring new opportunities for the Easter Ross facility.
The UK’s largest renewable energy exhibition and conference collected the title for best business event at the Scottish Thistle Awards.
Customers and clients are being invited to have their say on Inverness businesses that go that bit further to provide outstanding service.
One of the biggest issues in the fight against climate change is the need to reduce our carbon emissions.
Scotland's lead in onshore wind power will be cemented following a UK government policy u-turn, industry body Scottish Renewables has claimed.
Scotland's finance minister has met cyber security apprentices at tech firm Capgemini in Inverness.
BUSINESSES involved in education, the digital economy and drams are hoping to bring some national titles back to the Highlands.
MUSEUMS and heritage groups across the region are being offered help to get creative in a new initiative led by Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
BUSINESS leaders from across the region celebrated the success of young people entering the world of work at a gathering in Inverness.
CREATIVE youngsters from Inverness are heading to the Scotland-wide First Lego League final after impressing with their future vision of the city.
A FAMILY business in the Highlands has joined the ranks of the UK’s best garden centres with the award of garden centre of excellence status.
BUDDING entrepreneurs put their business skills to the test in aid of a good cause at the Highland Hospice Young Highland Apprentice Competition.
This year's Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards makes room to celebrate individual achievements within the sector
Businesses and suppliers around the Highlands are being invited to learn more about opportunities to get involved in a new wind development.
A brother and sister studying at Inverness College UHI were both winners in a competition to find innovative business ideas.
Category at Highlands and Islands Renewables Energy Awards focuses on collaboration in the fight against climate change
A renewables developer has re-iterated its call for Highland Council to avoid a costly public local inquiry over a proposed hydro scheme on Loch Ness.
An Inverness man who was an early advocate of the potential of marine energy has been returned to the board of Scottish Renewables.
The company behind a controversial new hydro scheme on the banks of Loch Ness has proposed a separate battery storage facility near Glen Affric.
Chance for supply chain or service companies to enter this category in the 2020 Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards.
