North Sea oil news

OGUK’s chief executive Deirdre Michie said the report by the Institute for Public Policy Research showed there is increasing involvement in ensuring a successful migration to greener energies.

The report found that 85% of OGUK members throughout the supply chain expect to increase their diversification into non-oil and gas activities during the next 12-24 months.

The two companies will develop and deploy workflow automation software that is specifically tailored to the requirements of the oil and gas industry.

Separo will continue to provide water treatment services at the Cygnus Alpha gas production platform.

The expansion will allow OTS UK to provide wastewater treatment, drill cuttings handling, high-pressure well service pumps, cleaning services, swarf handling, pump transfer systems and more.

First images from the OBN Cornerstone 2020 multi-client survey are being made available in early 2021.

The centralised location for well data related to decommissioning is intended to raise awareness about suspended wells in the UKCS which await decommissioning.

The contract covers the Ula and Valhall installations in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.

The Johan Sverdrup field is increasing its daily production capacity, expecting to reach around 500 000 bpd by the end of the year.

The expansion of the Snorre field in the North Sea consists of six subsea templates, which will be tied into Snorre A.