North Sea M&A deals ‘dominated by large production portfolios’
There's a hotting-up M&A market in the UK North Sea, including some of the largest players like Harbour Energy. We take a look at where deals are being made.
There's a hotting-up M&A market in the UK North Sea, including some of the largest players like Harbour Energy. We take a look at where deals are being made.
A deal makes sense for both Harbour and Talos Energy.
Following its announcement that it would scale back UK spending, Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) has been reported to be in merger talks with the US Talos Energy (NYSE: TALO).
Ithaca Energy (LON: ITH) is about to begin drilling an exploration well at the K2 prospect in the Central North Sea.
New data has highlighted the “standout” firms carrying out exploration in the UK North Sea in recent years.
Stork has five-year asset integrity contract extension with Harbour Energy (LON: HBR).
Harbour Energy has awarded a contract worth more than $20 million (£16.08m) to the energy services firm, Expro, for decommissioning work in the UK North Sea's Balmoral area.
A faulty switch on board the Harbour Energy Solan platform led to the release of 400kg of fire suppressant gas.
Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) has turned in a “strong first quarter”, according to chief executive Linda Cook, with the firm on track to meet full-year guidance on hydrocarbon production.
Harbour Energy is upbeat about the ability of oil and gas workers to move into CCS though, hailing it as the “only new business” that uses the exact same “expertise and competence”.
Valaris (NYSE: VAL) has landed a pair of North Sea rig deals with operators Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) and NEO Energy.
Unite says the North Sea strikes could bring platforms to a standstill, though this has been played down by operating companies.
TotalEnergies retained its top spot for the most productive UK hubs in 2022, but Harbour Energy surged to overtake rivals in new data collated by Dundas Consultants.
Under the terms of the agreement, Harbour will continue as operator of Viking with a 60% stake, with BP acquiring a 40% non-operated share.
Harbour Energy has confirmed it plans to “re-phase” up to $100 million per year of decommissioning spend in the wake of the windfall tax.
Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) has confirmed it is cutting 350 onshore jobs, claiming the windfall tax is the reason behind the decision.
Equinor (OSLO: EQNR) and Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) have exited their stakes in the Bressay oilfield due to the windfall tax.
Oil and gas representatives hailed government commitments to energy security and CCS but hit out over the lack of any let up in windfall taxes amid Thursday’s energy policy blitz.
Harbour Energy (LON:HBR) has received approval to proceed with its 18 million barrel Talbot development in the North Sea, with production due online in late 2024.
Dozens of workers for energy services giant Worley (ASX: WOR) have voted for strikes on Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) North Sea platforms.
London-listed oil giant Harbour Energy (LON: HBR) has announced the appointment of two independent non-executive directors.
Around 200 offshore workers employed by contactor Sparrows Group are set to strike in an escalating row over pay, terms and conditions.
In a Twitter thread, Greg Muttitt, who works for IISD Energy, accused the North Sea’s biggest producer of counting “all of its windfall tax payments for the next 5 years into this year's accounts”.
Updates were given on Talbot, Leverett, Tolmount East, Earn and Jocelyn South.
Harbour Energy CEO Linda Cook talks job cuts, EPL and whether the firm would move its listing out of London.