North Sea oil news
Kveikje exploration well spudded
Kveikje, which lies in an area north of the Troll field in the Norwegian North Sea, is estimated to contain gross mean prospective resources of 36 million boe with further potential upside estimated at 79 million boe on a gross basis.
Neptune Energy begins drilling exploration well in Norwegian North Sea
The Hamlet prospect is located 7 km north of the Gjøa field within the Neptune-operated PL153 Licence.
Fraser Well Management to drill North Sea appraisal well
The company has been contracted to drill the Devil’s Hole Horst appraisal well in the Central North Sea.
Royston completes overhaul of diesel power plant system on FPSO platform
Engineers completed the 24 000 running hours service work on a Mitsubishi S12U engine installed onboard the 60 m diameter length Hummingbird Spirit vessel, currently operating in the Chestnut Field in the Central North Sea.
Bilfinger to deliver fabric maintenance campaign services on TotalEnergies’ Elgin and Franklin platforms
The contract supports a 270-day campaign on the installations and will start in March 2022, creating 300 fixed-term positions.
Magseis Fairfield confirms North Sea 4D OBN contract
Start-up is expected during 2Q22 and the project will run for approximately 1 month.
Sparrows Group awarded North Sea crane maintenance contract
The organisation will provide resident focal points, onshore engineering, process and maintenance services on North Sea platform, Bruce.
Wellesley Petroleum drills dry well north of Gjøa field
The well was drilled about 65 km northwest of Florø and about 60 km north of Gjøafeltet in the northern part of the North Sea.
Petrofac awarded contract extension with NEO Energy
Petrofac will provide a five-year framework for Well Management and Well Operator support for 27 wells across the Affleck, Balloch, Dumbarton, Lochranza and Finlaggan fields located in the Central North Sea, UK.
Six oil and gas operators and Oceaneering Services B.V. sign deal to jointly decommission Dutch North Sea wells
Nexstep, the Dutch National Platform for Re-use & Decommissioning, says it is the first time that wells from this many different operators will be removed together in one campaign.