North Sea oil news

IMI has been selected to supply specialist control valves for ultra-high-pressure injection systems supporting a major offshore development in the North Sea.

UK remains global decarbonisation frontrunner but will miss 2030 clean power target, 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and legally binding 2050 net zero goal, according to a new report from DNV.

Nearly all 2030 targets now unattainable despite historic coal phaseout; offshore wind deployment trails by 20% as government races to address grid bottlenecks and spiralling costs.

The project has achieved a MiQ Grade A rating, following an independent audit of its operational practices and measured methane emissions data by Intertek, a global leader in Total Quality Assurance.

Investment to fall as Norway projects unwind while UK faces lowest spending in over 50 years.

The deal marks the fourth large-scale multi-gas monitor changeout delivered by Dräger for same client.

New US$27 million EPCI contract with Equinor in the Norwegian North Sea.

Shell UK Ltd, a subsidiary of Shell plc and Equinor UK Ltd, a subsidiary of Equinor ASA have completed a deal to combine their UK offshore oil and gas operations to form a new company. Adura will be the largest independent producer in the UK North Sea.

The EPA has formally recognised a drone-based inspection method, which means remote methane inspections now count for compliance.

TAQA UK’s Eider Alpha topside has been successfully removed, marking the first of its Northern North Sea platforms to be lifted and dismantled.