Updated: About 60% of Norway’s gas exports to be impacted with strikes due to escalate
More than half of Norway's gas exports are likely to be hampered by ongoing offshore strikes, the country's leading trade body has said.
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Equinor shuts down four fields off Norway due to strike
Strike action has forced Equinor to shut down production at four of its fields on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Equinor-Neptune strike oil in Norwegian North Sea
Energy firms Equinor and Neptune Energy have struck oil in the the Sigrun East prospect in the Norwegian section of the North Sea.
Equinor unveils £225m water injection plan for Gudrun
Equinor and partners will breathe new life into the Gudrun field offshore Norway by investing £225 million in water injection equipment.
Rowan wins £17.7m contract for Equinor’s Gudrun field
The Rowan Stavanger jack-up rig has won a £17.7million contract for drilling work at Equinor’s Gurdrun field.
First flight to Statoil’s Gudrun platform expected after year-long repairs
Repairs to the helideck of the Gudrun platform have been made after cracks were uncovered in the substructure earlier this year.
Statoil emissions increased by more than 50% in 2015
Statoil had 21 serious emissions last year which was an increase of more than 50%, according to new reports.
Statoil ordered to tighten up following potentially fatal Gudrun leak
Norway's Petroleum Safety Authority has issued an order to Statoil following the investigation of a potentially fatal hydrocarbon leak at its Gudrun facility in the North Sea.
Statoil’s serious safety breaches led to potentially fatal Gudrun leak
Norwegian authorities have said Statoil committed a serious safety breach following a potentially fatal gas leak on its Gudrun platform.
Statoil and Repsol complete Gudrun and Eagle Ford deals
Statoil and Repsol have completed two of the transactions announced on 11 December 2015.
Production halted on Gudrun field
Production at Statoil’s Gudrun oil and gas field has been halted following a suspected gas leak. The company said it was unsure when the platform, in the Norwegian North Sea, would resume output.