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Irish state-owned ESB will partner with EDF Renewables to deliver the Stornoway wind farm, taking over Wood's joint venture share.

As floating wind components are moved globally, registering structures as ships could unlock a host of benefits for ports and developers.

Personnel Today rounds up the latest appointments in HR, featuring Mozilla, Mackie's ice cream, British Business Bank and more.

The World Traveller cruise ship has been forced to abandon plans to dock in Dundee due to Storm Agnes - heading to Rosyth instead.

The creation of a direct ferry service remains an "exciting prospect".

Scotland’s biggest events campus, the SEC in Glasgow has appointed solicitor Morag McNeill as its new chair. Ms McNeill will replace outgoing chair, Will Whitehorn, who was in the position for nine years. She spent her career as a corporate lawyer and was a senior partner in McGrigors before s

The rail body admitted multiple failures in the decade before the Stonehaven tragedy, which killed three people.

A number of local and national businesses are backing Outwith Festival with in-kind and financial support. 

Global Wind Projects, a provider of onshore wind turbine crane and installation services, has started work on its first offshore wind project…

Global Wind Projects, part of Inverness and Aberdeen-based Global Energy Group, has started work on a multi-million-pound offshore wind deal.