Oil & gas news
Production begins at Snorre Expansion Project
The project will add almost 200 million bbl of recoverable oil reserves and help extend the productive life of the Snorre field through to 2040.
EM&I present asset integrity paper at OTC Asia
The company presented a paper on ‘Innovative Asset Integrity Management to Drive Operational Effectiveness’.
Global shale industry on a recovery path after 8.1% production decline in 2020, says GlobalData
Unless an effective COVID-19 vaccine is made available, the uncertainty in global energy demand will continue to weigh down oil prices, and delay shale industry recovery.
Decom: where next?
Offshore decommissioning work has inevitably nosedived during 2020, though there are encouraging signs of activity recovering into next year. Christian Berven, Aquaterra Energy, offers his take on where the market may be heading – and how a change of mindset among operators is influencing a new strategic approach.
Kemper Valve & Fittings introduces large bore manifold trailer and skid
The new large bore trailer configuration reduces the number of connections from four lines to one, allowing for simple maintenance and lowers the risk of flow cross failures.
SUEZ to supply FPSO seawater process plant for MODEC
The equipment will be located onboard a converted FPSO vessel that MODEC is constructing on behalf of Woodside Energy for the Sangomar oilfield offshore Senegal.
MOL Norge given drilling permit
The drilling programme for well 2/9-6 S relates to the drilling of a wildcat well in production licence 617, about 31 km east of the Valhall field.
Oil prices rise on trader euphoria after OPEC+ compromise
Oil prices got a new boost on Friday, as traders saw the OPEC+ compromise as a bullish development after the supply uncertainty that took the market by surprise since the start of the week.
Denmark to end exploration and production by 2050
Denmark has cancelled its latest licensing round and put an end date of 2050 on all oil and gas exploration and extraction in the North Sea.
Rystad Energy: oilfield service purchases set to lose US$340 billion until 2028
Rystad Energy is forecasting peak oil demand to arrive earlier and at a lower level than previously thought, leading to reduced E&P investments.