Global Energy Group and Premier Oil announce initial success in Catcher development
Early production from the Catcher field in the North Sea is expected to be approximately 10 000 bpd.
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Early production from the Catcher field in the North Sea is expected to be approximately 10 000 bpd.
Roxtec UK managing director Clive Sharp said the firm has supplied a range of specialist transits to secure cable entries, building wall penetrations and onshore facilities across the site.
The Petroleum Safety Authority have given Spirit Energy (formerly Centrica E&P Norge) consent to use the Island Innovator mobile drilling facility.
With c.US$102 billion of decommissioning related expenditure forecast to 2040 in Western Europe, it represents a significant opportunity.
The length of each of the twin pipelines will be over 1200 km, representing a challenge well-suited to Acoustic Resonance Technology (ART).
The vessel WG Columbus acquired the seismic data during the period from 22 August to 23 September.
Subsea technology company, Rovco, has secured Innovate UK funding to develop a cutting-edge 3D visualisation system as part of a two-part Artificial Intelligence demonstrator project potentially worth £1 million.
TWMA, provider of specialised drilling waste management services, has been awarded a three year contract with Total to provide drilling waste management services in the UKCS.
Gibdock has extended its track record in the offshore vessel sector, following the visit of the 5700dwt 3D seismic survey vessel Polar Marquis, operated by Norwegian company GC Rieber Shipping.
Capable of providing a complete solution to its global customer base without sourcing outside the Chouest family worldwide, the new group is based in ECO’s Houston office, at the heart of the energy corridor.
SDX Energy Inc has announced that the KSR-16 well on the Sebou permit in Morocco has been completed and tested at a restricted average flow rate of conventional natural gas into the sales line of 8.43 million sft3/d.
Keppel FELS Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd, has delivered the jackup rig, SAGA, to Borr Drilling Limited safely, on time and on budget.