North Sea oil news

Equinor has signed three-year contracts with Tendeka AS and Baker Hughes Norge AS for providing sand screen services at a total value of around NOK one billion, including options for five two-year extensions.

Daniel Rogers, Global Data, said that Norwegian production only accounts for approximately 3% of ExxonMobil's total portfolio.

Included in this year’s awards, jointly organised by OGUK and Step Change in Safety is a new category for Maritime Safety.

ExxonMobil's reported divestment of its Norwegian upstream portfolio "doesn't come as a surprise" according to Wood Mackenzie.

Unity’s Temporary Abandonment Cap Test Tool (TACTT) was deployed to support an end of life project located in the Southern North Sea.

The combined gross resources of Jorvik and Tellus East are estimated to be between 4 and 37 million boe.

The company's first cargo from the Lancaster field, offshore Shetland, UK, was sold on 18 June and marketed by BP Oil International Ltd.

The drilling programme for well 25/2-20 relates to the drilling of a wildcat well in production licence 442. Aker BP ASA is the operator with an ownership interest of 90.26%.

The discovery was made in exploration well Snadd Outer Outer/Black Vulture in production licence 159B in the Norwegian Sea.

DeltaTek’s SeaCure service provides stabbed-in, inner string cementing for subsea wells.