Skogul oilfield gets start-up approval
Operator Aker BP plans start-up of the Skogul oilfield in the North Sea in March 2020.
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Operator Aker BP plans start-up of the Skogul oilfield in the North Sea in March 2020.
It is estimated that the new solution will deliver savings in the order of 6 to 12 rig days on a typical well.
The volume of gas resources in the field is estimated at 200 trillion ft3 of rich raw gas.
The report outlines the ministry’s infrastructure plans, including refineries and storage depots and provides insight into how the country has advanced its sales of crude oil on the open market.
Halle Aslaksen joins the Aberdeen-headquartered company from the Norwegian hydropower operator Småkraft.
Johan Tønsberg will support the company's growth in the region.
CannSeal’s technology repaired an unconventional cement packer design, thereby facilitating development of an additional reservoir.
The order includes the design, engineering and manufacturing of a riser isolation valve control system as well as other subsea production equipment.
The KM-02 well flowed at a maximum rate of 120 million ft3/d of natural gas, limited only by the capacity of the surface equipment.
Wintershall Noordzee B.V. (a joint venture of Wintershall Dea and Gazprom EP International) has started gas production from its operated Sillimanite field in the southern North Sea.
The contracts are for seismic nodes installation in Nigeria and an extension to an existing contract in Angola.
Yinson Holdings Berhad will charter, operate and maintain the FPSO vessel for the Pecan development project offshore Ghana.