Energy Voice

Energy Voice is a news platform available in both digital and print formats that dives deep into the key issues surrounding oil, gas, power, and the transition to renewable energy for a worldwide audience. It provides valuable insights to companies and organizations about the geopolitical, economic, and financial dynamics that shape current market trends, along with predictions for future developments. With a broad global reach, the digital platform is accessed by over 250,000 users each month across more than 100 countries. It delivers timely news from major energy markets, featuring a variety of columnists, comprehensive market research, thoughtful analysis, exclusive video content, and the latest industry updates all in one convenient location. Energy Voice is recognized for breaking exclusive stories with prominent figures in the industry, including top executives from Shell, BP, Equinor, and Baker Hughes. In addition, Energy Voice has been included in the UK’s top-selling regional daily newspaper, The Press and Journal, which has been providing news since 1747. For over 18 years, the print version of Energy Voice has been distributed alongside The Press and Journal in northeast Scotland and at many of the industry's largest international events.

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All-Energy Latest News - Energy Voice

1 day ago | energyvoice.com | Erikka Askeland |Ryan Duff |Dick Winchester |Allister Thomas

Grid & Retail The UK's £8.3 billion energy firm has announced plans to allocate £4 million to support community-owned energy projects in Scotland. ScotWind The boss of one of the UK's biggest energy investors has warned against implementing a policy that supporters claim will reduce energy prices for consumers.
UK offshore regulator calls for North Sea carbon storage proposals

1 day ago | energyvoice.com | Mathew Perry

The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) regulator is calling for nominations for potential carbon storage locations on the UK continental shelf (UKCS). The NSTA said the process “builds momentum” in the UK carbon capture and storage (CCS) sector following the awarding of permits for the HyNet industrial cluster. The regulator issued three carbon storage permits to Italian firm Eni for the £2 billion Liverpool Bay CCS project earlier this year.
Alcemi's 300 MW Kintore battery storage plans approved

1 day ago | energyvoice.com | Mathew Perry

In this week’s Charging Forward, Alcemi has secured consent from the Scottish government for its 300 MW Kintore battery storage project in Aberdeenshire. Statera Energy has lodged an appeal after its 500 MW East Claydon battery storage project was refused planning permission, and more. Eku Energy has secured £145 million in financing to build its latest UK battery energy storage system (BESS) projects.
Bilfinger acquires Ellesmere Port-based nZero Group

2 days ago | energyvoice.com | Mathew Perry

Industrial services provider Bilfinger has acquired Cheshire-based nZero Group in a move it said will expand its footprint in the UK gas and hydrogen sectors. Bilfinger did not disclose the value of the transaction, which includes nZero subsidiaries Orbital Gas Systems and Thyson Technology, alongside offices in Ellesmere Port, Bristol and Staffordshire. nZero employs around 240 staff across its operations and generated revenues of around £30 million in 2024.
Exceed wins deal to operate Viaro's Shell and Exxon assets

2 days ago | energyvoice.com | Ryan Duff

Aberdeen-based Exceed has secured a multi-million-pound contract to operate Viaro Energy’s recently obtained UK assets. Late last year, Viaro announced a takeover of Shell and Exxon’s joint venture Southern North Sea assets and has now awarded a well operator contract to the north-east firm. Exceed will take over operatorship of the 192 wells which make up Viaro’s One Gas West assets.
Union doubt mass job cuts will change Westminster energy policy

3 days ago | energyvoice.com | Ryan Duff

Government will either listen and change – or will “prematurely bring an end to the North Sea”, a union official has said. When asked if recent announcements of oil and gas job cuts will prompt government support, union leader John Boland responded “honestly, no.”Last week saw the latest announcement of job cuts from the oil and gas sector as the UK’s largest operator unveiled plans to slash its Aberdeen headcount by a quarter.
Cerulean Winds promises £11bn of investment from Aspen project

3 days ago | energyvoice.com | Michael Behr

Cerulean Winds’ expects its 1GW Aspen floating wind farm in the Central North Sea to attract £10.9 billion of investment across its 50-year lifespan. This figure includes £5.9bn during development and construction along with £100m annually during operations. This expenditure is expected to provide £4.1bn in gross value added (GVA) to the UK, with £2.8bn in Scotland. Cerulean Winds previously chose Haventus’ Ardersier Energy Transition Facility to serve as Aspen’s strategic hub.
SSE and Equinor's Humber hydrogen-to-power project approved

5 days ago | energyvoice.com | Mathew Perry

SSE and Equinor have secured planning consent for the Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder project in the Humber region. Located within an existing gas storage site in East Yorkshire, SSE said the Aldbrough development is the first consented hydrogen-to-power project in the UK. The UK government recently shortlisted the Aldbrough project as part of its second hydrogen allocation round (HAR2) process.
OEUK’s new director of external relations and more

5 days ago | energyvoice.com | Michael Behr

Louise Stewart has joined Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) as its director of external relations and commercial affairs. Based in London, Stewart will help OEUK and its members shape the future of the North Sea and the UK’s energy future, convening the relationships, commercial investments and policies to safeguard and drive security and innovation across the nation’s diverse offshore energy mix.
RWE, SSE and Equinor benefit from offshore wind expansion

5 days ago | energyvoice.com | Mathew Perry

The Crown Estate (TCE) will proceed with an expansion programme to add 4.7 GW of offshore wind capacity across seven projects in England and Wales. The TCE announcement comes just days after Danish developer Ørsted announced it would discontinue construction of its massive 2.4 GW Hornsea 4 project. Ørsted’s decision has put pressure on the Labour government, which is relying on a massive expansion of offshore wind capacity to meet its clean power by 2030 target.