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Equinor Offered Seven Licenses in Norway’s 24th Licensing Round

Category: Energy

STAVANGER — The Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has offered Equinor seven licenses in the 24th licensing round – five operatorships and two partner positions. “We have a clear ambition of maintaining profitable production at today’s level on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) until 2030 and beyond. It is therefore crucial that we are awarded […]

Source: World Oil

Published: December 24, 2024

Equinor Awards Historically Large Contracts to Baker Hughes, Halliburton and Schlumberger

Category: Energy

Norwegian oil and gas firm Equinor has awarded drilling and well service contracts worth 30 billion Norwegian crowns ($3.68 billion) to Schlumberger , Halliburton and Baker Hughes, it said on Monday. The contracts cover integrated well services, such as directional drilling, drill bits, fluids and cementing, for an initial four years, and can be extended […]

Source: Reuters

Published: December 24, 2024

Boreplattformen på Johan Sverdrup på plass

Category: Energy

I helgen ble det 22.000 tonn tunge dekket til boreplattformen løftet på plass i ett eneste løft på Johan Sverdup-feltet. Equinor og Johan Sverdrup-partnerskapet er først i verden til å ta i bruk den banebrytende teknologien. Torsdag 31. mai seilte plattformdekket til boreplattformen på Johan Sverdrup-feltet ut fra Aibel i Haugesund til Bømlafjorden ved Stord. […]

Source: Equinor

DNV GL acquires 100% ownership of Presafe

Category: Energy

DNV GL announced today that it has acquired 100% ownership of the EU Notified Body DNV GL Nemko Presafe (Presafe), which was until today a joint-venture together with the Oslo-based testing and certification company Nemko. Presafe is an accredited Certification Body and EU Notified Body for Medical Devices and Hazardous Area Equipment. This move reinforces […]

Source: DNV GL

Return to $100 Oil Is ‘Far From Unlikely,’ Norway Minister Says

Category: Energy

Two years ago, western Europe’s biggest oil producing nation said no one should count on $100 crude coming back. Now Norway’s changed its tune. “It’s far from unlikely that we will see $100 again,” Petroleum and Energy Minister Terje Soviknes said in an interview in Oslo on Tuesday. Thanks to output cuts by OPEC and other producers […]

Source: Bloomberg