North Sea oil news

The assets to be sold by BP include its interests in the Andrew area in the central UK North Sea and its non-operating interest in the Shearwater field.

With the successful Serenity discovery and remaining potential at Liberator, the company has begun planning a mid-2020, multi-well appraisal programme and is simultaneously conducting a farm-down process of its licences to potentially fund the 2020 drilling campaign.

The two framework agreements are for the provision of Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (EPCC) services.

North Sea Blocks 15/18d and 15/19b (Licence P2366) have been sold to Anasuria Hibiscus UK Limited for a headline consideration of up to US$5 million.

Dave McKendrick, Baker Hughes, demonstrates how industry partnership models are marking a new era for extending life of field.

Two Equinor employees were injured in a serious work-related incident on board the Heimdal platform in the North Sea on 28 November.

Maersk Supply Service will provide the full scope from site preparation, installation of pile anchors, tow of the FPSO, through to final hook up operations.

Planned to start in early 2020, the survey has already received significant industry interest and is being prefunded in part by BP.

The contracts and contract extensions have a combined value of more than US$120 million.

The underwater inspection in lieu of dry-docking (UWLID) project was undertaken for Borr Drilling in the North Sea.