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The European Commission's (EC) Strategic Energy Review has been released confirming the need for Europe to diversify its energy reliance.
The majority of interim managers have said that they are happy in interim management and do not intend to look for work in any other sector, it has been reported.
North Sea Energy UK Ltd has received confirmation that its Field Development Plan for the Jacky Oilfield has been approved by the UK Department for Energy and Climate Change.
The Saudi Arabian royal family has commissioned Foster and Partners for a second Al Faisaliah tower in Riyadh, it has been confirmed.
The government is currently formulating building plans worth £1.75 billion to refurbish the nation's primary schools, it has been reported.
The potential recession looming over 2009 does not appear likely to cause as many job losses as previous economic downturns, one researcher has suggested.
Leeds-based Imperial Energy, the highly successful oil exploring company, has bounced back in value following news that a buyout from India's ONGC is still to go ahead.
London mayor Boris Johnson has arranged for City Hall officials to meet with Crossrail chairman Douglas Oakervee in order to assess the possibility of building an island airport on the Thames estuary.
A man-made island off the coast of the Netherlands is planned for construction by 2020, it has been revealed.
Oil prices should remain above $70 per barrel in the future, the Qatar oil minister Abdullah bin Hamad al-Attiyah told reporters.
The government's pledge last month that the UK's plan to generate 15 per cent of Britain's energy from renewable sources by 2020 is behind schedule has come under fire once again, it has been reported.
A recent survey from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (Rec) has found that despite companies already reporting a drop in the number of vacancies available, the amount paid for new recruits is rising.
Oil prices will continue to fluctuate for some years to come, landing eventually at $200 per barrel in 2030, the International Energy Agency (IAE) has reported.
The Bank of England has taken a bold step in cutting interest rates today from 4.5 per cent to just three per cent, the lowest it has been for over 50 years.
A 69MW wind farm in Wales is one step closer to construction after energy investment company Renewable Energy Holdings (REH) announced it is to buy the development.