Serica completes shutdown campaigns on Bruce and Triton hubs
Serica also announced the founders of Tailwind Energy will depart the company in March next year following the £367 million takeover.
Serica also announced the founders of Tailwind Energy will depart the company in March next year following the £367 million takeover.
Serica Energy (LON: SQZ) takings soared in 2022 during a year of “outstanding progress” for the North Sea oil and gas firm.
The head of Serica Energy has downplayed the chances of success at its North Eigg exploration well due to be spudded later this summer, but maintains the prospect is a good one.
Serica Energy’s boss said today that maintaining an “extremely low cost base” was a key factor in the company’s delivery of profits in the first half of 2020.
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Serica Energy will shut down three North Sea fields for two months after discovering an underwater structure at its Bruce platform had become “deteriorated”.
Serica Energy has become the "first" firm to digitise offshore safety in the North Sea after signing an agreement to implement the technology on its Bruce asset.
BP has restarted production through its ETAP and Bruce hubs, though Andrew remains offline.