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Production permits for the Oseberg and Troll fields have each been increased by 1 billion m3 for the gas year starting 1 October.

The Augmented Machine Vision Solution is designed to inspect critical industrial equipment, particularly for subsea oil and gas infrastructure.

The joint customer offering will help accelerate the digital transformation of the oil and gas sector by applying distributed sensor networks within the wellbore, producing actionable insights that optimise production from oil and gas fields.

The planned start-up of operations for the Parameswara jack-up rig in the Mumbai High is 1Q22.

The results of the initial phase of the survey will be interpreted and, if required, a second geotechnical phase incorporating the collection of samples from the seabed will be undertaken before the end of the year.

The new production cluster will be centred around the Tazovskoye oil and gas condensate field, brought into production by Gazprom Neft in June this year.

The contract has been welcomed by OGUK and The Oil & Gas Authority as a strong example of collaboration, campaigning and innovation.

The combined purchase price and anticipated development capital represents an incremental ~US$450 million commitment to the Eagle Ford for Warwick.

IEC now plans to conduct stimulation work and commence production from the Kruh 26 and Kruh 25 wells in October 2021.

FPSO Sepetiba is to be deployed at the Mero field in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil, 180 km offshore Rio de Janeiro.