Neptune Energy completes safe removal of three Dutch North Sea platforms
Neptune Energy have announced the safe removal of the L10-C, L10-D and L10-G platforms from the Dutch sector of the North Sea.
Neptune Energy have announced the safe removal of the L10-C, L10-D and L10-G platforms from the Dutch sector of the North Sea.
FAR is investigating selling all or part of its interest in the project.
The project saw AISUS perform the inspection of 15 lines within the main caisson tubular structure of the client's platform.
MAN will supply Yinson with four RB-type centrifugal-compressor trains for gas production and export, as well as two screw-compressor trains, which will be put into operation as vapour-recovery units.
LOC will provide marine warranty surveyor services for the SURF development on the Johan Sverdrup oilfield in the North Sea.
Recent media reports have said that Senegal has been forced to delay its first oil and gas projects by up to two years because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The system, initially delivered in the Intervention Riser System (IRS) configuration, provides a 6-3/8 in. through bore and is suitable for all types of well intervention operations up to 15 000 psi and in water depths up to 10 000 ft.
Exploratory drilling has begun at the Shirotno-Rakushechnaya prospect structure, located to the north of the V.I. Grayfer field in the North Caspian Sea.
Spirit Energy has received permission to drill a wildcat well in production licence 780, about 5 km north of the Ivar Aasen field in the central part of the North Sea.
The projects in scope are Breidablikk and the Gas Import System for the Snorre Expansion Project, for which contracts have been awarded, and Askeladd Vest, for which a letter of intent has been issued.
Investment in a new £3.5 million engineering assembly and test centre continues with construction reaching a key phase following the completion of the structural steel framework.
A global decommissioning services consortium has substantially strengthened its capabilities with the addition of a specialist heavy lift vessel-owner operator.
The company is selling its entire stake in the Atum, Curimã, Espada and Xaréu shallow-water oilfields.
The pre-defined areas include blocks in the North Sea, Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea.
The work centres on NEO Energy’s Babbage platform, which is located in block 48/2a of the UK SNS and includes five gas production wells and one suspended well.