Northern Producer ‘expected’ to be broken up at Kishorn
The Northern Producer floating production vessel is “expected” to be dismantled at Kishorn, according to the head of decommissioning at EnQuest.
The Northern Producer floating production vessel is “expected” to be dismantled at Kishorn, according to the head of decommissioning at EnQuest.
Research group NSRI is to cease operating independently and become part of Subsea UK.
A 20,000-tonne “eyesore” on the Cromarty Firth of more than 12 years is finally being removed as the huge Hutton platform legs are being taken to shore.
Taqa has kicked off removal work for the Brae Bravo, one of the largest decommissioning projects in the North Sea.
Well Expertise has hailed an industry “first”, using an on-the-rig training simulator for a plug and abandonment (P&A) campaign.
Regulators are considering a “ScotWind”-type leasing round in the North Sea for wind projects to power oil and gas platforms.
Subsea services firm N-Sea has said it is “extremely sorry” to be closing its Aberdeen operation.
Digital training and software specialist Mintra has found its new CEO in the former head of Aberdeen-based Atlas Knowledge.
Technip Energies has won a “significant” project engineering and management contract for a series of projects in southern Kuwait.
Bristow has narrowed its losses substantially in the first full year since emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Maersk Drilling has received another boost to its contract with Equinor at Martin Linge, adding well intervention work.
Unions are threatening strikes after talks stalled on an IR35 pay dispute for Bilfinger Salamis workers on North Sea assets.
Dozens of jobs are at risk as subsea services firm N-Sea wraps up its Aberdeen operation.
SSE maintained healthy profits in 2020, despite the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, racking up proceeds from assets sales of nearly £2billion.
JX Nippon Exploration and Production Ltd. is preparing the sale of its oil and gas fields in the UK North Sea, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Serica Energy has outlined “difficulties” in drilling the Columbus development in the North Sea, costing the operator £3million.
A £40million plan to create the "largest and best located" renewable energy hub in Scotland at the Port of Leith has been unveiled.
Hurricane Energy has sank to losses of £440million, underscoring the troubles of the west of Shetland operator.
The merger of Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. with Cimarex Energy Co. announced Monday has confounded investors and analysts, leaving them to question the logic behind a tie-up that the companies say will increase diversification.
Professor John Paterson, chair in Law at Aberdeen University, gives his analysis of the Exxon vs Apache High Court case on decommissioning costs.
Exxon Mobil has lost out in a High Court battle against Apache with “far reaching implications” for North Sea decommissioning.
Subsea 7 has won a contract with Petrobras for development of the Mero-3 field off Brazil.
Shell and Deltic have hired Fugro to carry out a site survey of its Pensacola prospect ahead of an exploration well being drilled.
Europe’s oil refiners have big plans to boost the use of green hydrogen to help them make fuel, an important component of the petroleum industry’s plans to cut its operational carbon emissions.
The sovereign wealth fund of Norway will vote against the re-election of Total SE’s Patrick Pouyanne as director of the French energy company at this week’s annual general meeting.