The Norwegian government has decided to step in to avoid further loss of oil & gas production after offshore workers went on a strike.
The drop in the total recoverable oil worldwide from last year’s figures represents another threat to global energy security, explains Rystad.
Westwood forecasts that Norway will continue to lead the way with low emissions intensity and electrification projects.
Canadian regulator has brought charges against the company operating the Hibernia platform due to an oil spill, which occurred in July 2019.
Equinor has received consent from Norway’s regulator to use Transocean’s rig for production drilling and completion on a North Sea field.
Norway’s regulator has investigated an incident with a short circuit and fire pump breakdown on one of Equinor’s North Sea platforms.
Equinor has decided to exercise its option for additional wells to be drilled by an Odfjell Drilling-owned rig offshore Norway.
After deciding to buy MOL’s stake in two North Sea licences, Lime has inked a farm-down deal with Vår Energi for a portion of this stake.
Valaris has been awarded new deals and contract extensions for ops in Brazil, Australia, Brunei, North Sea, and the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
Equinor has shut down production at three fields off Norway and revealed plans to do the same with four more due to oil & gas workers’ strike.
Valaris has revealed that one of its jack-up rigs is on its way to its new assignment with Repsol, a Spanish oil and gas company.
Norway’s government has devised a plan to ramp up output at several fields to maintain high gas exports to Europe and meet the growing demand.
Teekay Corporation has delivered an FPSO vessel to an operator of a North Sea project, which anticipates operational deployment by 2025.
Recently proposed U.S. offshore oil and gas leasing program is facing opposition not only from environmentalists but also from the industry.
