Fossil Energy
ADX to drill appraisal well off Tunisia in April 2019
ADX Energy has scheduled the drilling of the Dougga gas discovery appraisal well offshore Tunisia for April 2019.
Two firms merge to form new industrial player in Norway
Norway’s Bergen Group has entered into an agreement with its compatriot oil service company Endúr Fabricom for a merger between the two companies.
M2 Subsea completes North Sea survey and inspection work for Ithaca
ROV provider M2 Subsea has completed a North Sea survey and inspection project with Ithaca Energy.
DNO backs off with Faroe board appointment request due to “hostile” response
DNO ASA has withdrawn its request for a shareholders meeting of Faroe in which it holds a 28.23 percent stake.
Kongsberg to deliver monitoring systems for three semi-submersible rigs
Seadrill and Odfjell Drilling have selected Kongsberg Maritime to deliver real-time monitoring systems for three semi-submersible rigs.
Wood secures work on Total’s Tyra project
Wood has secured a new four-year contract with Total Denmark.
Lundin boosts Rolvsnes discovery resources
Lundin Norway has boosted its Rolvsnes discovery resources, following successful completion of the appraisal well 16/1-28S and production test on the discovery located in the PL338C in the Norwegian North Sea.
Equinor set to submit plan for Johan Sverdrup Phase 2
Norwegian oil company Equinor will on Monday file the development plan for the second phase of the giant Johan Sverdrup oil field development to to the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy.
Ampelmann targets decommissioning sector, gets new North Sea contract
Ampelmann has secured a contract in the Southern North Sea.
Siem Offshore finds work for platform supply duo
Norwegian company Siem Offshore has secured contracts for two of the company’s platform supply vessels.
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U.S. offshore rig count sinks to 18 units
The number of offshore rigs in the U.S. dropped to 18 units last week, according to weekly rig count reports by Baker Hughes, a GE company.
Bahamas Petroleum shares plunge after ‘oil major’ pulls out of talks
Bahamas Petroleum Company’s (BPC) shares dropped almost 70 percent on Friday after it announced an oil major it had exclusive talks over its offshore blocks in the Bahamas had backed away. The shares fell to around 2 pence on Friday, from the close of 6.35p on Thursday.
Production from Equinor’s first unmanned wellhead platform to start in September
Equinor will start production from the Oseberg H platform in September after it received the start-up approval from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) on Friday.