North Sea oil news

ODE has acted as operations and maintenance provider for the asset since the project phase and successfully transitioned the platform from normally manned to not normally manned status in recent years.

Neptune will pay a US$5 million termination fee to Energean Oil and Gas.

The survey will be carried out in the Forties field by the Amazon Warrior.

The guidelines aim to help companies understand good practice in how to identify, rank, approve and carry out opportunities to optimise production.

Premier Oil has said first gas from its Tolmount project is now expected in 2Q21.

The operation was conducted from an integrated subsea template structure at the Fenja field in the Norwegian North Sea.

Well 30/2-5 S will be drilled from the West Hercules drilling facility.

The world’s largest crane vessel, Heerema Marine Contractors’ Sleipnir, safely transported the topside module onto the Neptune-operated Gjøa platform in a three-hour operation.

The OGA has said that the North Sea oil and gas industry should go considerably faster and farther in reducing its own carbon footprint, or risk losing its social licence to operate.

The plug and abandonment programme on the Rubie and Renee fields in the North Sea has been delayed until 25 May 2020.