Pupils among those injured in gas accident at Statoil terminal
A 17-year-old boy was reportedly among those injured after being exposed to gas at a terminal in Norway.
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PSA to investigate Statoil gas incident
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) said it will conduct an investigation after six workers were exposed to gas at a terminal in Norway.
Job losses expected at Norwegian seismic firm
Norwegian seismic surveyor Electromagnetic Geoservices (EMGS) said today that cost reductions at the company would lead to job losses.
Stricter climate change rules could shorten life of Norwegian oil fields, says Minister
Norway’s Energy Minister has said stricter global climate change rules could accelerate the closure of oilfields in the North Sea.
Junk bond manager at Norway’s largest bank buys oil debt
Norway’s suffering junk bond market is gaining more followers.
Halliburton operations make 9.2% loss in 2015
Halliburton's operations in Norway made a loss in revenues of 9.2% last year.
Beerenberg to cut further 250 North Sea jobs
Beerenberg says it will have to cut a further 250 positions from its company.
Last minute talks end Norway strike threat
Norway has avoided strike action by unions at three plants serving the country's energy industry after a deal was agreed.
Norway raids more of massive wealth fund to support recovery
Norway is ratcheting up withdrawals from its $890 billion sovereign wealth fund to support a recovery as it foresees a continued slump for the nation’s petroleum industry.
Norway to spend more than one billion on building CCS portfolio
Norway is poised to spend more than NOK1billion on building its carbon capture and storage portfolio, according to the Norwegian government.
Safe goes back around the negotiating table on Norway pay talks
Mediation is expected to be held today in a pay dispute with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe).
Chief exec of Norway Oil Industry Association warns over oil revenues
The chief executive of the Norwegian Oil Industry Association has warned access to new area of exploration is essential in order to boost revenue in the Scandinavian country.
Norway stimulus seen fading as economy survives oil calamity
The Norwegian government is seen rolling back some its massive fiscal stimulus amid signs the economy of western Europe’s largest oil producer is on the mend.
Norway faces mediation to avert strike curbing UK gas supply
Mediation to avert a wage strike that could shut down three Norwegian onshore oil and gas plants, including Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s Nyhamna facility that processes about 20 percent of the U.K.’s gas supply, will start on Thursday.
Odfjell completes staff transfer on Statoil North Sea fields
Odfjell staff have transferred to Archer for work on a number of Norwegian platforms.
Lundin completes drilling of Alta discovery
Lundin Petroleum said it has completed the drilling and testing of an appraisal well on the eastern flank of the Alta discovery in the North Sea.
Oil majors’ selloff worries Norway’s biggest opposition party
Norway’s Labor Party, the country’s biggest opposition group, is worried about oil majors, such as Exxon Mobil Corp. and Total SA, selling off assets in the North Sea, potentially reducing competition.
Songa cuts 430 staff temporarily over Norway strike
Songa Offshore said it has been impacted by ongoing strike action in the Norwegian North Sea with a number of its rigs taken out of operations.
1700 North Sea workers laid off amid Norway strike action
Strike action in Norway has led to 1700 job cuts, according to reports.
Video: Subsea 7 completes Aasta Hansteen work
Subsea 7 has completed the installation of risers and flowlines at Statoil's Aasta Hansteen field in the North Sea.
Deep Sea Mooring wins Ivar Aasen contract
Deep Sea Mooring has won a contract with Det Norske for mooring of the Safe Zephyrus vessel on the Ivar Aasen field.
Hundreds of workers laid off amid Norway strike action
Hundreds of workers have been laid off in Norway amid strike action by Industri Energi.
Eni’s Norway unit resumes production on Goliat field
Eni Norge restarted production on the Goliat field in the Barents Sea today, just over a month after shutting it down due to a gas leak.
Statoil cancels drill rig deal early
Norwegian oil giant Statoil has cancelled a contract for a drilling rig several months early.
Union steps up strike action in Norway, claims drilling operations affected
A Norwegian trade union has said it would step up strike action among oil service workers, a news report said.