Oil & Gas news in the UK

An overview of news, trends and research in the Oil & Gas industry in the UK:

Interpath Advisory selected for Waldorf Production administration Fossil fuels group Waldorf Production has filed a notice to appoint administrators. Professionals from Interpath Advisory are reported to be working on the sale of its remaining assets.
16 August 2024
Oil and gas prices prone to further fluctuation in 2024 The price of energy has trended downward from its record highs of 2022, relieving pressure on governments and corporations around the world.
13 November 2023
Arup selected for east coast hydrogen project As the UK ups its efforts to better exploit hydrogen in the push for net zero, a project to enhance its production has tapped consultants from Arup for help.
20 April 2023
Finding opportunity in rising raw materials prices and inflation There is not a boardroom in the land that’s not currently consumed by the burning question: how can businesses mitigate the risks posed by rising inflation and raw material prices, without impacting
15 March 2022
Together Energy becomes 27th victim of mounting UK energy crisis The UK’s energy crisis has deepened with the news that Together Energy has become the latest supplier to go collapse.
25 January 2022
CGI helps Shell to modernise and expand Fleet Solutions business Shell has renewed its partnership with professional services firm CGI relating to its fleet solutions business.
07 June 2021
Fossil fuels peaking not enough to limit global warming, study warms Aggregate fossil fuel demand is set to peak in 2027, according to a new study. The research also asserts that demand for coal, oil and gas will never return to its pre-pandemic growth curve.
08 February 2021
Publicis Sapient helps British Gas develop market leading app Digital transformation company Publicis Sapient has helped British Gas deliver an application which has simplified and improved customer experience, while enabling a choice of new products and servic
02 October 2019
Over half of capital intensive projects globally underperform Over half of capital intensive projects globally underperform, with those in rail, defence and infrastructure in particular having poor track records.
08 July 2019
Energy use must decouple from GDP growth for sustainable future Transforming the global economy is increasingly seen as imperative to preventing an irreversible climate disaster, but at present only marginal and short-term improvements have been committed to by g
18 June 2019
Accenture to work alongside WPP-owned agency on Shell CRM contract As the firm vies for a share of the design and marketing industry, Accenture Interactive has won a place on Shell's customer relationship management (CRM) roster.
27 November 2018
Court rules against Petrofac after group refused to pay consultant A multinational company has refused to pay for consulting work it commissioned for advising on a potential contract in Saudi Arabia.
04 July 2018
Improving margins at oil refineries through operational excellence Improving operational excellence remains a top priority for oil & gas players.
18 April 2018
Capgemini partners Statoil to deliver digital innovation in energy sector Capgemini today announced that it has signed a new strategic framework agreement with Statoil.
29 March 2018
UK's Petrofac hires Bain & Company to explore North Sea business Bain & Company has been hired by British oilfield services company Petrofac to explore options for the group’s North Sea operations.
31 January 2018
BCG Digital Ventures and Shell team up to battle Uber in London Following the announcement that Uber will not its London license renewed by authorities, amid safety concerns, BCG Digital Ventures has announced its own bid to disrupt the city’s transport scene.
29 January 2018
Arup designs shell of Manchester's new Combined Heat and Power plant The Manchester City Centre has commissioned Arup and architects Tonkin Liu Architects to develop the shell of its new Combined Heat and Power plant chimney.
04 January 2018
Lafarge used fake consulting contract to buy fuel from Daesh An ex-LafargeHolcim CEO has been charged as part of a probe into indirect funding of extremist militant factions in Syria.
15 December 2017
Corporate advisors consult on near $4 billion restructure of Ocean Rig Corporate and restructuring advisors from AlixPartners, Kalo Advisors, as well as legal experts from Orrick and Sidley, among others, were part of a team that successfully managed to restructure the
31 October 2017
Oil giant Shell makes grand entrance into electrical vehicles market Shell has taken a large step into the world of electric vehicles, with the purchase of NewMotion.
24 October 2017
EY alumnus Priscillah Mabelane is BP's first black female CEO Twenty-three years after the election that saw the end of legal Apartheid in South Africa, British Petroleum (BP) has named its first black female CEO in South Africa.
19 September 2017
Asset intensive sectors in Germany facing growing challenges Germany’s automotive, retail and construction sectors are best equipped to face down digital disruption, according to a new survey of the nation’s markets.
13 September 2017
Oil remains king of fuels to 2035, while gas demand displaces coal Oil is set to remain the largest in-demand fuel type up to 2035, according to five of the world’s most renowned energy analysts.
24 August 2017
UK ban of petrol and diesel cars to massively impact oil sector The UK government has made plans to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2040 – something already cited as having led to a steep decline in the sale of diesel vehicles already.
17 August 2017
Gas fired power plants risk becoming stranded assets Increased investment in gas-fired power plants may be misplaced, finds a new report.
02 August 2017
Global CO2 emissions and the 20 most polluting countries in the world Recent data suggests that global CO2 emissions could be levelling out – but with America’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, it could be too little too late.
04 July 2017
Global oil producers slash costs as low commodity prices bite In a bid to remain operational, globally oil companies have been forced to decrease operational costs by 29% on average, with around 50% of cost cutting likely to be sustainable in the longer-term.
27 June 2017
EY advises mining groups on best route to digitalisation Focusing on meshing digital innovation with productivity outcomes, a new report from professional services specialists EY has drawn on a number of ways to improve the outcome of automation in minin
15 June 2017
Technology to bring forward peak energy and renewables tipping point The world economy stands to hit peak Energy by 2025, according to a new study.
12 June 2017
White Space helps British Gas to make best of digital custom Strategy consultants White Space worked closely with British Gas to draw up the innovative online-services platform Local Heroes, which launched in 2016.
02 June 2017
New Trump legislation will barely improve outlook of US coal producers US President Donald Trump’s drive to deregulate environmental legislation will, contrary to his stated ambitions, barely improve the position of coal producers in the country, writes Joris Govers, a
06 April 2017
Mining companies face challenges from investors as returns crumble Mining companies investors have had a rough five years, as their investment saw median total investor returns of -17%.
23 March 2017

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