Update: IOG shares plummet on further Southwark delays
IOG (AIM:IOG) has encountered further setbacks at its Southwark field as low flow rates and produced water volumes slow progress.
IOG (AIM:IOG) has encountered further setbacks at its Southwark field as low flow rates and produced water volumes slow progress.
The UKโs Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) says the sale of several Noble rigs to a new unit of Shelf Drilling should clear the way for its proposed merger with Maersk Drilling.
Noble Corporation (NYSE: NBL) and Maersk Drilling (CPH: DRLCO) have signed a $375m deal to sell-off several North Sea rigs to Shelf Drilling, in a move which could address competition concerns.
Maersk Drilling and Noble Drilling are preparing to sell a series of oil rigs, currently stationed in the North Sea, in order to get over competition hurdles.
A North Sea operator is targeting "first gasโ from its third field this year as a problematic project gets back on track.
A concern over โrig stabilityโ has forced IOG to halt drilling on its Southwark project in the North Sea.
North sea operator IOG has successfully spudded the first development well at its Southwark field, following delays caused by technical issues with an underwater remotely operated vehicle earlier this week.
North Sea operator IOG is to spud the Southwark development well in the โcoming daysโ after missing its previous target.
Work is due to resume shortly on IOGโs (LON: IOG) flagship North Sea project after repairs were successfully carried out on an oil rig.
An investigation is underway after a rescue ship "made contact" with a Noble Corporation oil rig leg, weeks ahead of a jack-up "issue" leading to work being ceased at a flagship IOG North Sea field.
Work has been stopped at the flagship North Sea project of IOG after an โissueโ was uncovered on the leg of an oil rig.
IOG, formerly Independent Oil and Gas, has raised more than ยฃ8 million after it completed an โoversubscribedโ fundraiser.
UK based energy firm IOG has marked an โimportant stepโ with the spudding of the Blythe development well.