Statoil emissions increased by more than 50% in 2015
Statoil had 21 serious emissions last year which was an increase of more than 50%, according to new reports.
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ReNew News: Statoil says low oil price both an “opportunity and a challenge”
Statoil's head of asset management for Renewables said the lower oil price is both a "challenge and opportunity" for the industry to move into other growth areas.
Statoil Fuel and Retail wins EU approval for Shell deal
Statoil Fuel and Retail has been granted antitrust approval for its acquisition of Shell's Danish retail and wholesale fuel business.
Oil search in Arctic is safe claims Statoil
Ice, extreme temperatures and a vulnerable environment are all surmountable challenges as drillers set out to hunt for oil in a new area of Norway’s Arctic Barents Sea, according to Statoil and other explorers.
COSL salvages rig contract with Statoil on Troll field
Statoil has taken back a COSL Drilling Europe semi-submersible at its Troll field off Norway swiftly after suspending the deal earlier this month.
BP, Statoil to withdraw staff from Algerian gas plants
Oil major BP and Norwegian operator Statoil said they will pull staff from two gas plants in Algeria following an earlier attack.
Statoil investigated following Visund shut-off valve alert
Statoil is to be investigated by the Norwegian regulator following a well control incident on the company's Visund oil field which resulted in problems with shut off valves on the subsea installation.
Statoil launches battery project strong enough to power two million iPhones
Statoil today launched a new power pilot for the world’s first offshore floating windfarm.
Four militants responsible for gas plant attack killed
Algeria’s army has killed four militants, who authorities believe are responsible for Friday’s gas plant attack.
Balfour Beatty wins £5.5m Statoil offshore wind contract
Statoil has awarded UK-based Balfour Beatty a £5.5million contract to deliver the onshore cable and substation system for its £180million floating wind farm project offshore Peterhead.
Statoil confirms no reports of injuries in Algerian militant attack
Statoil has confirmed there are no reports of anyone being injured in the early morning explosives attack at the In Salah gas plant in Algeria.
Statoil ordered to tighten up following potentially fatal Gudrun leak
Norway's Petroleum Safety Authority has issued an order to Statoil following the investigation of a potentially fatal hydrocarbon leak at its Gudrun facility in the North Sea.
Former Shell boss elected to Statoil’s board
A former Shell chief executive has been elected to Statoil’s board of directors.
Budget 2016: Statoil says measures “positive signal” for the UKCS
Norwegian operator Statoil said the measures implemented yesterday by the UK Government were a "positive signal" for the UKCS.
Statoil shuts down Volve field
Statoil has shut down the Volve field, according to reports.
Ocean Installer nets Statoil contract
Norwegian operator Statoil has awarded a contract to Ocean Installer which will see it perform subsea work.
Songa looks to refinance after Statoil calls time on contracts
Songa Offshore said it plans to issue a convertible bond of $100million with an option to increase it by a further five million as it looks to complete comprehensive refinancing.
Statoil rapped after falling grate injured offshore worker
Norway's Statoil has been rapped after a 31kg grating plate nearly killed an offshore worker on one of its platforms.
Safe Scandinavia gears up for Statoil work
Prosafe said the Safe Scandinavia has completed onshore acceptance testing and is now being mobilised to the Oseberg Ost installation to commence drilling support operations for Statoil.
COSL Drilling to axe 230 jobs
COSL Drilling Europe said 230 jobs will go after Norwegian operator Statoil cancelled a contract with the company.
Statoil decides not to proceed with European business centre
Norwegian operator Statoil said it has decided not to proceed with evaluations of a potential business centre in Europe.
South Korea shipyard Daewoo to shed another 12,000 jobs
A dipped offshore balance sheet has forced Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering to shed 12,000 jobs.
Statoil, Halliburton launch drilling on Madam Trapp well
Norwegian operator Statoil and Halliburton have kicked off drilling on the Madam Trap well.
Unions say Statoil COSL sideline could cost 600 jobs
Unions have hit out at Statoil’s decision to cut ties with COSL, insisting the move puts 600 jobs at risk.
Statoil makes first energy ventures investment…the lucky recipient is
Statoil has made its first energy ventures investment in an American wind energy firm.