Aberdeen’s Wood hails $230m business on other side of the North Sea
Aberdeen-headquartered Wood has hailed its $230 million business on the other side of the North Sea.
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Equinor’s Trollvind project was born out of power necessity
Oil and gas accounts for 25% of CO2 emissions from Norway. Quite simply, if the industry doesn’t step up then the country cannot meet its climate targets.
Floating wind ‘on the drawing board’ as means of powering Equinor’s Rosebank project
A floating offshore wind farm could be used to supply power to Equinor’s 300 million barrel Rosebank field.
Equinor brings Snorre expansion online ahead of schedule
Equinor has started up an expansion of its Snorre field, which will add another 200million barrels of production to the North Sea development.
Construction on Equinor’s Hywind Tampen project gets underway
Construction on what will be the world’s first floating offshore wind farm to power offshore oil and gas platforms has got underway.
Neptune Energy moving ahead with Dugong side-track
Neptune Energy is moving ahead with a side-track well to help assess the size of its newly-announced Dugong discovery.
Are Norwegian energy firms ‘best in class’ for environmental management?
Throughout my time in the upstream oil and gas industry I have always considered Norway to be best in class when it comes to environmental management.
TechnipFMC wins Statoil Snorre work
TechnipFMC has landed an Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) contract with Statoil for its Snorre Expansion Project.
Statoil commits to 25 years for Snorre, will award $1bn in work
Statoil today committed to a 25-year investment on the North Sea's Snorre Field.
Statoil gets consent for Scarabeo 5 drilling facility at Snorre
The Norwegian Petroleum Authority (PSA) has given Statoil consent to use the Scarabeo 5 mobile drilling facility on the Snorre field.
Statoil abandons plans for Snorre platform
Statoil has abandoned plans for a new platform to develop its Snorre 2040 project off Norway.
Snorre – milestone revamp makes headway
Just over a year ago, Statoil decided that it wanted to press ahead with redeveloping the Snorre field in the North Sea t o enable production to continue through to 2040 and perhaps beyond. An evaluation of the “Snorre 2040” project had been carried out with examination of two development concepts: a subsea development with continued use of the Snorre A and B platforms or a project that involved a new platform tied in to Snorre A and B.