The new plans propose a boundary shift of oil and gas activities southwardly in the Barents Sea, away from the biologically rich ocean areas in the Arctic.
Read More »Carbon Capture and Storage Technology Gets Green Light in Norway
DNV GL says the post-combustion technology will capture and liquefy 400,000 metric tonnes of the carbon dioxide produced each year at a cement plant.
Read More »Adjustments under OPEC+ Agreement Get Going
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has notified its customers in a letter of its plans to voluntarily adjust its crude oil production in May and June 2020, Trend reports citing OPEC. May’s voluntary adjustments: 15 percent Murban crude; 5 percent Umm Lulu crude; 5 percent Das crude; and 15 …
Read More »Oil Producers Dig into Savings Amid Fiscal Deficits
Today many of the world’s major cities remain under lockdowns while their respective government is implementing work-from-home schemes.
Read More »Geminor Completes First International Rail Transport of Refuse-Derived Fuel
A two-carriage train loaded with 110 tonnes of RDF arrived at Geminor’s HUB in Landskrona in Sweden, sent from another of the company’s facilities in Braunsbedra, Germany.
Read More »Araghchi Calls on Intl. Community to Deal with US Illegal Sanctions on Iran
In a phone conversation with Secretary-General of Norway Foreign Ministry Tore Hattrem, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called on the international community to deal with the US illegal and inhumane sanctions against the Iranian people.
Read More »Norway Approves Floating Wind Farm to Power Oil and Gas Platforms
The project is expected to help reduce emissions by more than 200,000 tonnes per year, equivalent to annual emissions from 100,000 cars.
Read More »Equinor Set to Ramp Up Production at Johan Sverdop Oil Field
The field boasts a total capacity of 2.7 billion oil barrels.
Read More »Norway May Join Oil Output Cuts for the First Time Since 2002
Norway, the biggest oil producer in western Europe, said it would consider joining a broad international agreement to cut production. The Nordic nation, whose oil output is set to grow over the next few years, hasn’t been a part of coordinated international cuts to support prices since 2002. OPEC and …
Read More »Norway Postpones Decision on Interconnector to Scotland
The 1,400MW Project NorthConnect, which is partly owned by Swedish energy group Vattenfall, has been put on hold pending public consultation.
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