Clair Ridge News Today

A TRAVELLING art gallery in a bus is set to visit Shetland later this month. The Travelling Gallery project encourages art to reach communities across Scotland. The current exhibition is called A Bonnie Way: Unravelling the Seduction of the Countryside, and it presents the work...

Labours threat to increase North Sea windfall tax sparks fears of hefty oil and gas job cuts but may push some firms to speed up plans for field…

New BP chief executive Murray Auchincloss underlines faith in oil and gas giants strategy after being confirmed in post

Odfjell Technology contractors on BP’s Clair platform west of Shetland have been told jobs are being axed on the installation.

SAFE operations continue on a gas export pipeline to the west of Shetland after its infrastructure suffered damage earlier this year. Protective concrete mattresses around the subsea Clair Ridge gas pipeline were damaged, with one torn into sections. However, there was no risk...

Scottish offshore trade union Unite said Friday that hundreds of Odfjell offshore drillers were being balloted in a dispute…

Wales' Climate Change Minister Julie James says Rosebank decision makes UK "dirty man of Europe".

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said the controversial decision to allow the Rosebank oil and gas field to go ahead is the “right long-term decision” for the UK’s energy security, despite growing condemnation from climate change campaigners and the threat of an immediate legal challenge.

The controversial development west of Shetland is estimated to contain 500 million barrels of oil.

Science Secretary Michelle Donelan stumbled when asked to confirm whether the oil produced by the Rosebank field will actually benefit the UK.