Equinor and Halten East partners Vår Energi, Spirit Energy and Petoro have decided to invest about NOK 9 billion in the development of the area neighbouring to the Åsgard field in the Norwegian Sea.
To mark the occasion, the company has just launched a brand-new website to showcase its track record in delivering project optimisation.
Equinor’s Gullfaks asset team will analyse the resulting 4D seismic images to optimise recovery and value from the field.
Worley has announced that it has been awarded a three-year engineering and procurement (EP) services contract by Shell Offshore Inc. to support five of its assets in the Gulf of Mexico, USA.
The company has received top marks in an FPAL (First Point Assessment Limited) supplier performance report from a top Japanese FPSO operator in Brazil.
Neptune Energy Norge AS, operator of production licence 153, has concluded the drilling of appraisal wells 35/9-16 S and 35/9-16 A on oil and gas discovery 35/9-3 (Hamlet).
Commercial discovery made by the Athena exploration well, Block 12, in the A, B and C sands.
The new agreement will give Petrobras geoscientists access to advanced technology innovations, including full-waveform inversion (FWI), significantly enhancing their imaging capabilities.
The outcomes would enhance the UK’s energy security and would ensure that emissions from North Sea oil and gas production remain world leading.
The licences contain two firm wells on the Oswig and Velocette prospects anticipated to drill in the summer 2022 and 2Q23 respectively. All the licences are operated by OMV which will retain a 40% working interest post-transaction.
The companies have signed a MoU for transfer of the Krafla operatorship from Equinor to Aker BP, making Aker BP the operator of all discoveries in the NOAKA area.
The companies have signed a legally binding sale and purchase agreement with Angola’s state-owned oil company for a total consideration of US$335.5 million.
Petrofac has been appointed by PDC as the Decommissioning Services Provider in a contract valued at around US$200m.
The company has secured new renewable electricity supplies for its operated assets in Germany, reducing emissions by more than 11 000 t of CO2 per year.
The companies aim to expand the toolset for real-time quality control of stimulation performance with a focus on maximising value to E&P operators.