Anglo/Dutch oil giant Shell and its European peers Eni (Italy) and BP (UK) are leading the way when it comes to new project approvals and lifting costs, Rystad Energy, a Norwegian energy intelligence group has reported.
BW Offshore’s FPSO BW Catcher, operating in the UK North Sea for Premier Oil, is waiting for its final acceptance certificate following completion of a 168-hour performance test. The FPSO Catcher achieved first oil from the Catcher development in December 2017 and received the First Oil Certificate
The FPSO will be designed to produce 220,000 barrels of oil per day
EnerMech has secured a new cranes and lifting services contract in the North Sea. Extends several existing contracts.
Eni’s Goliat project in the Barents Sea is one of the projects to be reviewed in the new PSA study
Bilfinger Salamis UK has been awarded a contract from Teekay Offshore for maintenance services on FPSOs in the North Sea.
Norwegian offshore safety body has found several improvement points during an audit of Equinor’s Johan Castberg.
The plan for development and operation of the Equinor-operated Johan Castberg field in the Barents Sea was approved by the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy on Monday, June 11.
Subsea 7 has been awarded a contract by Shell for the Penguins redevelopment project, located approximately 150 miles north-east of the Shetland Islands.
Corinth Pipeworks has signed an agreement with TechnipFMC for the supply of the steel pipes for Energean’s Karish gas field.
Aker BP has launched a new vision which would see the company produce one billion barrels of oil from the Alvheim area.
The NHV Group has been awarded a new long-term contract with Dana Petroleum to provide helicopter services to its central and northern North Sea assets.
The PSA has found a number of irregularities during audits of Point Resources’ Jotun A and Balder facilities.
Balltec has completed the manufacture, testing and delivery of twelve subsea mooring connectors for Bluewater Energy-owned Aoka Mizu FPSO.
