Hurricane Energy’s Lancaster development could be on track to start up “early next year” according to an analyst, following the sail-away of the field’s production vessel.
Spirit Energy’s boss said yesterday that the firm’s swoop for stakes in two North Sea licences would make it “more attractive” to potential new joint venture (JV) partners.
The west of Shetland Lancaster field could create a “paradigm shift” for North Sea exploration drilling, according to the chief executive of Hurricane Energy.
Premier Oil would be “more than happy” for the infrastructure on its Solan field to play a part in Hurricane Energy’s plans west of Shetland, its boss said yesterday.
North Sea oil explorer Hurricane Energy said today that it was raising its corporate governance standards as it weighs up a premium listing for its ordinary shares.
Because of the now enormous potential of Hurricane Energy’s successes West of Shetland and the huge advances made by the company on that front, this is the focus of our latest look at the UK sector of the Atlantic Frontier.
Hurricane Energy today said it was considering a premium listing to reflect the pace at which the company expects to grow as it targets first North Sea oil.