Enquest chairman bows out
Enquest’s chairman has stepped down after six years leading the company.
Enquest’s chairman has stepped down after six years leading the company.
Investors in EnQuest expect the North Sea explorer to provide a timeline for the development of the Kraken field later this week, an analyst was quoted as saying in a news report.
Israel’s Delek Group is looking to bolster its UK oil and gas assets after starting discussions aimed at giving it a large stake in one of the North Sea’s biggest prospects.
North Sea operator EnQuest has been hit with an improvement notice by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after a gas leak.
Dana Petroleum today hit out after Enquest drilled an exploration well at the centre of the North Sea's latest oil find without its consent to do so, according a statement posted on its website.
EnQuest has confirmed an oil discovery at its Eagle exploration well in the North Sea.
Enquest was today forced to make a statement denying it was in debt talks with the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA).
Scottish ministers will travel to Aberdeen tomorrow to meet with key oil and gas figures to hear how the industry is coping to the oil price crash.
EnQuest expects to deliver its full year production guidance this year citing improved performance from its North Sea assets as a major factor in the increase.
A group of North Sea operators have come together to improve efficiency with the launch of a trial scheme to share 200,000 inventory items.
EnQuest saw its shares rise almost 25% yesterday after it confirmed it had sufficient funding to complete its major North Sea Kraken development and it has successfully shaved costs from operations.
A change in UK legislation which gives oilfield operators tax relief on decommissioning costs when selling an assets could help speed up North Sea deal, according to EnQuest.
EnQuest has reportedly drafted in help to manage its debt portfolio as it battles a depressed oil price environment.
EnQuest non-executive director Jock Lennox has been appointed as a director of house builder Barratt Developments. He will take up the role in July.
The head of the NSRI (National Subsea Research Initiative) has warned that more than a billion barrels of oil could remain locked in the North Sea unless a new approach is taken to develop small pools in the region.
Administrators have begun the task of securing what they can following the demise of Aberdeen oil company First Oil.
Oil and gas operator EnQuest is axeing 45 roles, including directly employed staff and contractors, in Aberdeen.
Unlocking untapped oil reserves in small pools in the UK North Sea could land as a $20 billion prize for the oil and gas industry according to a senior executive.
The Steam Oil Production Company is set to acquire 100% interest in of one Enquest's North Sea licences.
Petrofac has landed UKCS contract extensions, totalling $400million.
Enquest reached a major production milestone, delivering its first individual day's production total of more than 50,000 barrels.
KCA Deutag has confirmed that 69 jobs are at risk on its EnQuest operations.
EnQuest has confirmed it has produced first oil from its Alma Galia development.
Two of the North Sea’s biggest oil explorers have warned there could be a further 10,000 jobs losses in the oil and gas industry. Both Amjad Bseisu, chief executive of EnQuest, and Premier Oil’s chief executive Tony Durrant said the industry was making the expectation as the decline in oil price continues. Industry body Oil & Gas UK has reported up to 5,500 jobs have been affected in the last year.
The boss of UK independent oil producer Premier Oil said he does not see a viable long-term future for the North Sea - unless collaboration goes to a whole new level.