North Sea oil news

Petrofac has strengthened its global well engineering contracts portfolio following a series of award wins worth a combined value of around US$20 million.

Independent Oil and Gas plc (IOG) has confirmed that the funding of its 100% owned and operated Harvey appraisal well has now closed, with terms as announced on 17 August 2018.

Sentinel Subsea has created a well integrity monitoring system, with its technology tipped to become ubiquitous within the global decommissioning industry.

Norway’s largest and longest pipeline, laid by the vessel Saipem Castorone, has reached the Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea.

Hari Vamadevan, DNV GL’s senior VP and regional manager for UK & West Africa, discusses how the North Sea has strengthened its position as a competitive basin with the momentum of the energy transition a key driver…

Held in Aberdeen next month, the event will bring operators and the supply chain together in a highly focused environment, to discuss decommissioning project challenges and opportunities.

DeltaTek will provide cementing services via its SeaCure technology, in support of Siccar Point’s drilling and field development operations within the North Sea.

Production optimisation company, Enpro Subsea, has reported its busiest 18 months hitting its key strategic objectives with campaigns completed or commencing in North Sea, West Africa and Gulf of Mexico.

BP Exploration Operating Company Limited (‘BP’) has exercised the one-month option to extend the charter of the Safe Caledonia. Total value of the option is US$2.4 million.

TWMA has supported Apache on the project since 2013 and this contract award is the latest in a round of contract successes for the company.