Harbour Energy sending Balmoral platform to Denmark for decommissioning
Harbour Energy is sending the Balmoral platform to Denmark for decommissioning, the third UK asset to be announced for overseas yards this year.
Harbour Energy is sending the Balmoral platform to Denmark for decommissioning, the third UK asset to be announced for overseas yards this year.
Private equity player HitecVision has said the North Sea is “anything but mature” as it looks towards major investments in the UK sector.
North Sea newcomer Finder Energy has doubled the number of UK offshore licences in its portfolio through an acquisition.
North Sea operators are being warned against introducing further “bureaucracy” amid concerns it could make life even more difficult for the supply chain.
North Sea oil and gas operators have helped to develop a new platform for streamlining the tendering process.
Scottish firm Mocean Energy’s Blue X wave energy device has taken the plunge in Orkney ahead of sea trials this summer.
A new cross-sector group, featuring leading oil and gas firms, has been launched to pressure governments to get behind decarbonisation technology.
UK-listed Harbour Energy is seeking a deep-water drilling rig as it prepares to probe the deep waters of Indonesia’s North Sumatra basin.
A raft of North Sea decommissioning contracts are on the way from operators including Harbour Energy, Eni, CNOOC, Taqa and more.
Shell has become the latest operator to join a group tackling the challenge of North Sea methane emissions monitoring with drones and sensors.
Oil and gas firms Shell and Harbour Energy have struck a deal to become equal-equity partners alongside Storegga in an Aberdeenshire carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.
Safety watchdogs have criticised Harbour Energy over the condition of caissons on the Armada platform in the UK North Sea.
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Harbour Energy was lauded as a future “go-to” name for oil and gas investors after making its debut on the London Stock Exchange yesterday.
Exploration and production firm Harbour Energy makes its bow on the London Stock Exchange today.
A Scottish court has given the green light to the merger of UK operators Chrysaor and Premier Oil.
Premier Oil and Chrysaor have announced the appointment of a new chief financial officer (CFO) for the merged North Sea oil company.
BP is relaunching the sale of its interests in a number of North Sea oil fields, according to Reuters, after the collapse of its deal with Premier Oil last year.
London-listed Premier Oil this morning announced the proposed appointment of three additional directors to its board.
More oil and gas firms are “pivoting” their business models towards shareholder returns and away from high risk and reward exploration, an analyst has said.
North Sea giant Chrysaor will adopt the name of its backer once it completes the reverse takeover of Premier Oil early next year.
Linda Cook’s appointment to the top job at the combined Chysaor-Premier Oil business will make her only the second woman chief executive at a London-listed oil and gas company.
Too many opinions, not enough facts. That’s how Chrysaor chief executive Phil Kirk views the heated debate about the oil and gas sector’s role in the energy transition.
Harbour Energy made a final sweetened bid of $10.9 billion for Santos, claiming support from the Australian oil and gas producer’s biggest shareholders.
Australian firm Santos has received a revised $10.4billion takeover offer from US business Harbour Energy.