Production stops amid ‘smoke development’ on Sleipner BÂ
Smoke detected on Equinor's Sleipner B platform in Norweigan waters has stopped production and emergency vessels have been called in.
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HSE investigating as delayed Tolmount project plagued by oil and gas releases
Investigations are ongoing into a series of oil and gas releases at Harbour Energy’s problem plagued Tolmount project.
Solving the carbon conundrum
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is now firmly on the agenda as a way of mitigating at least some of the impacts of climate change.
Equinor targets September start-up for Utgard on UK/Norway border
Equinor is expecting production to begin in September for the first of its cross-border fields in the North Sea.
Heerema’s massive new crane vessel passes sea trials
Dutch contractor Heerema's new, LNG powered crane vessel has passed sea trials and load tests with flying colours.
Carbon capture pipe dream gets real
Carbon capture and storage remains firmly on the agenda as a way of mitigating at least some of the impacts of climate change.
Exxon extends field life with new development well
Exxon Mobile has been given consent to extend the lifetime of its Sigyn field activities.
Video: Floatel Endurance lives up to its name as it shrugs off North Sea waves
A video has emerged showing a North Sea accommodation vessel living up to its name.
Exxon granted field life extension
American multinational ExxonMobil has received consent to extend the asset lifetime of the Sigyn field.
ONS: Statoil to sign Sleipner modifications contract tomorrow, tender for Utgard work within weeks
Statoil is set to sign the modifications contract for its Sleipner field tomorrow, according to project director Tom Elseth.
Statoil hit with safety notice on Sleipner
Statoil has been hit with a number of improvement points on the Sleipner complex after an audit was carried out by the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA).