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Green light given for Baltic Pipe project
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Green light given for Baltic Pipe project

A final investment decision has been made for the EU-backed Baltic Pipe project designed to carry Norwegian gas via Denmark to Poland and other countries in the region.

about 8 years ago
EnQuest takes over Magnus field from BP
Fossil Energy

EnQuest takes over Magnus field from BP

EnQuest has completed the acquisition of the remaining 75% interest in the Magnus oil field, an additional 9% interest in the Sullom Voe Oil terminal and supply facility and additional interests in associated infrastructure from BP.

about 8 years ago
ABS, GE teaming up on digital twin tech for offshore rigs
Fossil Energy

ABS, GE teaming up on digital twin tech for offshore rigs

ABS, one of the world’s leading classification societies, has teamed up with GE collaborating on digital twin offshore rig deployment for equipment health monitoring and prediction.

about 8 years ago
Date set for Lekoil’s Nigerian offshore license hearing
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Date set for Lekoil’s Nigerian offshore license hearing

Lekoil has been given a hearing date by the Nigerian Federal High Court in a process to increase its stake in license OPL 310 off Nigeria.

about 8 years ago
ConocoPhillips done with Bayu-Undan works
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ConocoPhillips done with Bayu-Undan works

ConocoPhillips has produced first gas from the third and final well of the Bayu Undan infill well program in the Timor Sea.

about 8 years ago

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Kreuz Subsea names first independent non-executive director
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Kreuz Subsea names first independent non-executive director

Subsea services company Kreuz Subsea has appointed the company’s first independent non-executive director.

about 8 years ago
Wood picks new president for strategy and development
Fossil Energy

Wood picks new president for strategy and development

Oilfield services provider Wood has appointed a new executive president for strategy and development.

about 8 years ago
Popular news, November 26 – December 2, 2018
Fossil Energy

Popular news, November 26 – December 2, 2018

Offshore Energy Today’s most popular news of the week.

about 8 years ago
U.S. offshore rig count down by two units
Fossil Energy

U.S. offshore rig count down by two units

The number of offshore rigs in the U.S. dropped by two units last week, according to a Friday report by Baker Hughes, a GE company.

about 8 years ago
Video: The progression of floating offshore wind at Ideol
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Video: The progression of floating offshore wind at Ideol

“Bringing floating substations to commercial feasibility and utilizing serialization, industrialization and innovation to reduce the cost of floating wind”, says Ole Stobbe, Business Development Manager Northern Europe at Ideol in respect to what the companies aims to do with the grant the company r

about 8 years ago

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ExxonMobil’s Hebron under the spotlight again after near miss incident
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ExxonMobil’s Hebron under the spotlight again after near miss incident

ExxonMobil has reported a high potential near miss incident on the Hebron platform located offshore Newfoundland, Canada.

about 8 years ago
Shell closes divestment of upstream assets in Ireland
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Shell closes divestment of upstream assets in Ireland

Oil major Shell has left the upstream sector in Ireland following the sale of its interest in the Corrib gas project.

about 8 years ago
OKEA assumes Draugen operatorship as Shell exits
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OKEA assumes Draugen operatorship as Shell exits

Norwegian oil and gas company OKEA has completed the acquisition of a package of Shell’s interests on the NCS.

about 8 years ago
Providence delays Barryroe survey and drilling following legal challenge
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Providence delays Barryroe survey and drilling following legal challenge

Providence Resources has decided to postpone its planned well site survey and drilling operations on the Barryroe prospect in the North Celtic Sea.

about 8 years ago