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Scottish Government will be ‘bold, innovative and ambitious’ on industry – Flynn

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Union hits out as Mossmorran plant ends production

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Mossmorran task force to meet for first time

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Push made to sell Mossmorran site but no ‘viable offer’ received, say bosses

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Alexander highlights ‘stark contrast’ in talks on Grangemouth and Mossmorran

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Scotland’s energy industry facing ‘existential threat’, Swinney warns PM

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UK Government unwilling to support Scottish industry, John Swinney claims

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Swinney sparks confusion over Mossmorran jobs comment

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Kate Forbes: I have no interest in spat with the UK Government over Mossmorran

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Defence firm could look at employing some Mossmorran workers, Alexander says

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Scottish Government to work with UK ministers in bid to help Mossmorran workers

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Forbes to hold summit on future of under-threat Fife chemical plant

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Mossmorran staff going through a ‘difficult time’, says PM

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ExxonMobil boss says ‘deliberate’ UK Government policies ‘undermining’ business

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Forbes makes plea to UK Government after closure plans for ‘cornerstone’ plant

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ExxonMobil plans closure of Fife manufacturing site

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MSP urges ExxonMobil to work with governments to avert Mossmorran closure

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SNP urges UK Government to intervene to save jobs at Fife plant

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ExxonMobil fined £176,000 over flaring at petrochemical plant

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UK’s clean power push ‘route to energy security’, says Ed Miliband

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BP set for shareholder clash over climate goals as AGM season kicks off

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Shell raises dividend to shareholders as profit falls amid lower oil prices

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Shell to post lower 2024 profit after year of faltering oil demand

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Donald Trump says UK’s retreat from North Sea oil and gas is a ‘big mistake’

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Shell’s refining margins tumble amid faltering demand

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Mayor told fossil fuel ads on the Tube 'undermine' his green strategy

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Wimbledon facing mounting pressure to drop Barclays as sponsors

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BP set for slower first quarter profits and revenue amid lower oil prices

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Skiers call out snowsports sector over ‘big irony’ of high-polluting sponsors

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