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Cairn Energy has discovered gas off the coast of Greenland, a sign that could lead to a possible oil discovery.
Plans to harness tidal power off the coast of Anglesey are going on public display.
Contractors building Eden Park – the centrepiece of next year's Rugby World Cup – have been forced to fix leaks, repair cracked welds on joints, and reinforce support girders in the South Stand.
Corus is set to decide on a proposal to build a coal mine at its steelworks in Port Talbot in Wales within a year.
A £185m investment at Corus' giant steelworks in Port Talbot has been announced.
Motor giant borrows £40m for its £175,000 MP4-1C, which can hit 124mph in less than 10 seconds
Potential buyers for the mothballed Nigg fabrication yard in Easter Ross have emerged.
The site near Immingham would become a base for the construction of turbines for huge North Sea wind farms.
China is to build an $8bn oil refinery in Nigeria.
Decommissioning work at a nuclear power station could be speeded up if plans are given the go-ahead by the new coalition government
A worker has been found dead after a fire and explosion at an oil refinery in North East Lincolnshire.
A group of UK firms has made what could be one of the largest North Sea oil field discoveries in nearly a decade.
Europe’s first waste to bioethanol plant which would be built on Teesside,has received a government grant towards the costs of construction
An engineering firm's expansion plans, which would have created 180 jobs, have been halted after the government cancelled an £80m loan.
Britain is doubling inspection of drilling rigs after the BP oil spill, Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has said.
BP is about to fire up, literally, a new system for siphoning oil from the gushing Macondo well a mile deep in the Gulf of Mexico.
Checks on North Sea drilling rigs are to be stepped up to reduce the risk of a repetition of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, as UK exploration moves into deeper and more hostile waters west of Shetland.
A containment cap on a ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico is now funnelling off 10,000 barrels of oil a day, BP's chief executive Tony Hayward says.
A seven-month federal investigation into a deadly crane collapse at a local shipyard found that a cracked piece of welding, undetected for more than a decade, caused the machine to fall and crush a fabrication shop
The device meant to stop oil leaking from a Gulf of Mexico well after last month's rig explosion was faulty, US Congressional investigators have said.
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