Norway Hywind project announces contract for assembly site
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has announced the assembly site for its second floating wind project.
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Higher fleet use helps Prosafe narrow losses
Offshore accommodation provider Prosafe narrowed its losses in 2018 as utilisation picked up.
Union bosses accuse Prosafe of ‘appalling social dumping’
Union bosses have accused offshore accommodation provider Prosafe of perpetrating one of the most “appalling examples of social dumping” ever seen.
Watch: Johan Sverdrup topside arrives at Stord in style
After a two month sea voyage from South Korea, the Johan Sverdrup topside has arrived in the yard at Stord, Norway.
North Sea helicopter departures ‘delayed or cancelled’
Departures to the North Sea have either been "delayed or cancelled" from a number of Norwegian heliports, according to reports.
Carbon Trust call on wind sector to help with vessel emissions
The Carbon Trust has put out a call to the offshore wind sector to help solve the issue of vessel emissions and reduce fuel consumption.
‘Well control incident’ on West Hercules rig leads to investigation
A "well control" incident on the West Hercules rig is being investigated by Norway's offshore safety watchdog.
Equinor toasts cut in supply chain emissions
Equinor has celebrated a 600,000tonne cut in CO2 emissions from its operations in Norway since 2011.
Heroes of tomorrow learn how to ‘rock it’
Secondary school pupils across the North-east have been finding out about future career opportunities in the energy industry this week, at the Heroes of Tomorrow event.
Equinor moves West Phoenix rig for UK campaign
Equinor has announced the West Phoenix drilling rig is now being moved to UK waters to start a three-well North Sea drilling campaign.
Equinor submits new Gullfaks recovery plan for 17 million barrels
Norwegian energy giant has submitted a new plan to the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) to improve recovery of 17 million barrels from the Gullfaks field.
More than 30 firms share in ‘largest ever’ Norwegian licensing round
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has announced more than 30 firms have been awarded ownership in its "largest ever" licensing round.
Equinor, Shell and Total get permit for Norway CCS project
Norway has handed Equinor and partners Shell and Total a permit for a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project called Northern Lights.
VIDEO: North Sea firms come together to highlight major accident dangers
Several organisations have come together in a video campaign to prevent another Piper Alpha-level disaster in the North Sea.
Equinor wraps up Rosebank acquisition
Norwegian energy giant Equinor said today that it had completed a deal to take control of one of the UK North Sea's largest remaining oilfields.
Equinor to sell off Hywind technology
Norwegian energy giant Equinor will sell off its Hywind technology to a subsea engineering firm in Norway.
Lerwick: Port with proven track record
Lerwick Harbour’s strategic location has been the building block for its huge contribution to the development of east Shetland Basin oil fields over the past 50 years.
Norway oil lobby predicts 16% investment jump in 2019
Norway’s oil lobby raised its forecast for investments in the country’s petroleum industry as cost cuts during a three-year downturn made projects more profitable and able to withstand even the recent slump in crude prices.
West of Shetland dream coming true for Siccar Point
There’s never been a more exciting time on the UK Atlantic Frontier.
Equinor sells off two Norwegian North Sea discoveries
Energy giant Equinor has completed the sales of two "non-core" Norwegian North Sea discoveries.
Offshore wind’s 21,000% gain shows sector’s value is skyrocketing
An Italian construction company just sold its lease to develop a wind farm in waters off the New Jersey coast for $215 million, about 21,000 percent more than it paid only three years ago.
Equinor to plunge deeper into Polish offshore wind market
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has announced today that it is to deepen its interest in the Polish offshore wind market.
Updated: Faroe attempts to sway shareholders on hostile DNO takeover bid
Faroe Petroleum is stepping up efforts to convince shareholders to snub a hostile takeover offer from Norwegian firm DNO.
Equinor becomes fifth firm challenged on climate goals
Norwegian energy firm Equinor has become the fifth firm to be challenged on its climate target goals by a Dutch campaign group.
Johan Sverdrup processing topside departs South Korea
The processing platform for the Johan Sverdrup field has left Samsung Heavy Industries' yard in South Korea, Equinor said today.