by The Editor | Jun 17, 2017 | Environment
It’s not just the oil and gas exports that make the money now. After decades of experience gained in the North Sea and in west of Shetland’s deeper stormier waters, Scotland now earns just over half of its income from international business supplying equipment and...
by The Editor | Jun 17, 2017 | Environment
Currently, massive supplies of shale oil from the USA are holding back a boom in prices for North Sea crude though the latter is nevertheless recovering to around $50 per barrel. However, the shale oil boom cannot last, for three reasons. First, the supplies are...
by The Editor | Jun 14, 2017 | Politics
On one day, we have three convincing pieces of evidence that the North Sea’s 2016 losses were a temporary blip. I’ve already reported on the massive finds west of Shetland and booming demand from Asia: Estimates of Scotland’s oil reserves West of Shetland now...
by The Editor | Jun 7, 2017 | Politics
I’ve posted more than twenty pieces on the resurgence of wealth generation in the North Sea and west of Shetland. These two provide evidence of massive increases in tax revenue after one year of losses (2016): ‘North Sea oil output boost on horizon’ according to...
by The Editor | May 4, 2017 | Featured, Politics
It would be silly to think that Scotland has escaped the creepy watchful eyes of Britain’s dirty-tricksters in the secret service. We know what they are capable of and what they have done in the past. We have to keep our eyes and ears open. As the prospect of Scottish...
