Offshore news
Angola kicks off first phase of six-year licensing cycle
"Angola is open for business", said Paulino Jerónimo, CEO of the National Agency of Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels.
Unique Group launches survey equipment calibration service
A fully equipped laboratory in Houston, Texas, will provide calibration services for pressure, temperature, conductivity and sound velocity sensors.
Güralp and Sonardyne to cooperate on seabed exploration and research technology
The agreement between Güralp and Sonardyne was announced at the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers conference in London, UK, yesterday.
Equinor awarded five new licences on UKCS
The licences are situated in the Moray Firth and East Shetland Platform.
Royston completes engine overhaul work on offshore construction and dive support vessel
Engineers undertook the DG1 and DG3 24 000 and DG4 36 000 running hours service on the generator engines on-board the 113 m long vessel at A&P Tyne’s facilities in the North East of England.
PGNiG expects production from Ærfugl gas reservoir to start in June 2020
PGNiG Upstream Norway holds an 11.92% interest in the Ærfugl project in the Norwegian Sea. The operator is Aker BP, while the other partners are Equinor Energy and Wintershall DEA.
Equinor confirms new timeline for Rosebank project
A final investment decision is planned to be taken by May 2022.
2H Offshore opens regional office in Paris
2H’s new office is in La Défense, a major business district in Paris.
Rystad Energy: US Gulf of Mexico production on course for record year
Rystad Energy forecasts that 2019 production will average 1.95 million bpd, with some months potentially touching the 2 million bpd ceiling.
Wood Mackenzie comments on Delek's purchase of Chevron’s North Sea assets
Kevin Swann, senior research analyst, North Sea upstream at Wood Mackenzie, said: “The deal continues the UK trend of smaller companies taking on assets from the majors."