North Sea oil news

PG Flow Solutions will deliver miscellaneous pumps to the platform topside, including a pressure equalising pump, freshwater pump, freshwater pressure pump, diesel transfer pump, and one hazardous open drain pump.

A report published by industry body OGUK has outlined how the target will be achieved through changes to operations, progressive reductions in flaring and venting, and major capital investment programmes aimed at using electricity rather than gas, to power offshore facilities.

The Balder Future project is aiming to extend the life of the area to 2045.

The Curlew FPSO operated in the North Sea.

The £62 million Energy Transition Fund will support businesses in the oil, gas and energy sectors over the next five years as they grow and diversify and will help attract private sector investment in the region.

The company has been certified for ISO50001 by ERM CVS.

OGUK's Chief Executive Deirdre Michie has urged the UK government to protect jobs and create new business opportunities in the energy regions of the UK.

Applied Petroleum Technology will deliver geochemical and petroleum systems analyses in connection with Chrysaor’s Armada hub facility and exploration around the Greater Lomond area on the UK continental shelf.

Apache’s adoption of the Arup Inspect MInteg inspection service on the Beryl Alpha platform has reduced offshore inspection hours of the topside structure whilst enhancing the quality and availability of inspection data.

Premier Oil will pay BP a reduced fee of US$210 million for the Andrew Area and Shearwater assets.