North Sea
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Most crude exports coming out of the North Sea since March have been destined for Asia, where floating storage levels remain high.
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An independent study pegged the cost of the project at about $2.6 billion, 80% of which Norway’s government planned to fund. The ministry said there is uncertainty about Northern Lights’ benefits and that it could prove to be unprofitable.
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Even before the global pandemic impacted markets, decommissioning work in the North Sea region was expected to increase. Global decommissioning projects could reach $42 billion by 2024.
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Neptune must pay Energean a break-up fee of $5 million for cancelling what was to be a $250 million deal.
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North Sea system now on track for completion in Q2 2021.
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Dutch companies are among the latest to explore the transformation of seawater into sustainable energy.
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Despite streams of data being available on platforms about the condition of topside and drilling equipment, most experts agree that only a small fraction of such data is used. Whether for a fleet or single platform, AI can transform an offshore enterprise.
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The deferments are the latest actions Shell has taken in response to record low crude prices.
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Ardyne’s North Sea long-term contracts were for 175 wells with possibly more to follow, while Allseas contract is for removal and disposal for the Valhall complex.
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North Sea operators BP, Shell, and Total have begun an effort to fuel their platforms using sustainable power sources through a connection with Norway’s onshore power grid, which is driven almost wholly by renewable energy.