Energy North

An NHS Highland manager is to attend the climate change protest in Inverness today to highlight the work done to help the environment.

A new report shows that ports across Scotland are contributing £1.5 billion of added value to the economy.

Two-turbine project overcomes difficulties as first power is produced at UistWind development.

The oil and gas sector has outlined how it can play a vital role in helping Scottish and UK governments meet strict net-zero emissions targets.

Rob Gibson says it is time for oil and gas majors to wake up to this reality

Plans for the pioneering new centre were announced at September's Offshore Europe conference in Aberdeen.

Oil and gas will continue to have an unavoidable and significant role to play in our energy provision for the foreseeable future, says Andrew Bradshaw

Peter Speirs, of Scottish Renewables, calls for people in the renewable energy sector to join the trade body's celebration of green energy

Gin makers in Orkney could be raising their glasses to a world first after a project to look into using hydrogen to power a distillery won funding.

Wave and tidal data from across north-west Europe will be shared in a new online portal to help marine energy developers access detailed information.

A mental health charity shared advice with workers at Scottish and Southern Energy Network's Inverness depot during a visit.

An internal report shows that SSE Renewables has pumped in nearly a quarter of a million pounds to Moray community projects in the last year.

North Sea oilfield operators have reduced the frequency of offshore downtime by 32 per cent in the past four years.

Sensors will be used to monitor the condition of a new subsea electricity cable to alert workers to potential faults or safety issues.

The company behind one of two wave energy devices being developed for sea tests in Orkney next year has teamed up with a technology developer.

Brodies LLP, Scotland’s largest law firm, has appointed an oil and gas specialist to support clients in the energy industry in the Highlands.

A multimillion-pound contract has been awarded to manufacture the world's most powerful tidal stream turbine in Scotland.

Claire Purdie of the University of the Highlands and Islands talks about collaboration and engagement in its Energy Innovation research project

A CALL for unity has been made after representatives of more than 100 supply chain companies gathered in Inverness.

The Hebrides will act as a testbed for the flexible electricity network of the future.