Harbour Energy PLC (LSE: HBR) shares rose during early trading on Wednesday following the announcement of new oil discovery in the Mexican coastal waters.
Harbour Energy PLC (LSE: HBR) shares rose during early trading on Wednesday following the announcement of new oil discovery in the Mexican coastal waters.
A massive pay dispute is expected to result in a tsunami of industrial action against major oil and gas operators such as bp, Shell, and Total. Unite the Union has
Harbour Energy, a leading oil and gas company, has announced that it will be cutting 350 onshore jobs in the UK. The company cites the windfall tax as the reason
A pay dispute among North Sea oil contractors is set to cause significant disruptions, affecting more than 20 oil and gas platforms.
Next week, the UK government is expected to offer windfall tax relief to its oil and gas companies. This move aims to boost investments and enhance the country’s energy security,
Oil and gas operators in the North Sea have been cautioned about the possibility of an overwhelming wave of industrial turmoil after workers voted in favour of a strike over
Unite, the trade union has confirmed that offshore workers in Apache, Shell, and Harbour Energy are preparing to strike imminently due to pay issues.
Harbour Energy, a major North Sea oil producer, has reported a significant decline in profits as it faced hefty windfall taxes.
On Monday, one of the UK’s largest privatised water companies will argue in the Supreme Court that it should not be held responsible by private landowners and individuals for sewage
Jeremy Hunt is expected to extend the government’s energy price guarantee at its current level for three more months, preventing household bills from increasing by an average of £500 from
According to the trade body of the UK oil and gas industry, Offshore Energies UK, companies in the sector are reducing their operations in the North Sea and prioritizing investment
Starting from April, Ofgem is reducing the maximum amount energy suppliers can charge consumers by almost £1,000. The regulator has cut the price cap to £3,280 from the current £4,279