Upstream news
TGS, CGG and PGS launch unified seismic data ecosystem
Versal is an independent, secure, cloud-based, multi-client seismic data ecosystem where clients can easily access all their data and entitlements in one place.
Maersk Drilling sells Mærsk Inspirer to Havila Sirius
As part of the transaction, Repsol has assumed responsibility for the day-to-day operation of the rig on the Yme field, leasing the rig from Havila Sirius on behalf of the Yme licensees.
Production disrupted at Merakes gas field
A disruption at a gas well in Indonesia's Merakes gas field is likely to affect the project's production for as long as 6 months.
Saipem and TechnipFMC create SURF partnership
The agreement will see the companies identify SURF projects worldwide that could be jointly executed for the benefit of clients.
Shell aiming to cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions by half by 2030
The company has pledged to become a net zero emissions company by 2050, but has come under pressure to make faster progress.
Eni makes discoveries in Egypt's Western Desert
The new discoveries add more than 6000 boe/d to Eni’s gross production.
Discovery made at Egyptian Vulture well
Equinor’s preliminary estimate of recoverable resources in the Egyptian Vulture discovery is 19 to 63 million boe (gross) and the oil-in-place volume has been estimated at 220 to 440 million boe (gross).
29 bids submitted for UKCS offshore electrification competition
Winners to be awarded a share of the fund will be announced in early December, with work to be completed by 31 March 2021 and project reports to be published in 2Q22.
Odfjell Energy and Odfjell Well Services form P&A and slot recovery alliance
The aim of the Odfjell Collaboration Alliance is to provide a complete service offering of rig, modular rig, jacking unit, wireline, plugs and all other services needed to successfully execute projects within P&A or slot recovery operations.
ADC Energy identifies upgrade to reduce rig emissions by almost 5000 tpy
ADC’s recent project highlighted that Dynamically Positioned rigs operating in a closed-bus configuration can successfully reduce annual CO2 emissions by 4800 tpy – delivering a fuel saving of US$620 000 per year - while reducing engine running hours by 20%.