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Decline of gas production in the Netherlands much larger than increase in renewable energy

January 22, 2021

The energy transition is not a choice, it is a must, provided that countries such as the Netherlands want to keep a certain amount of autonomy over energy supply. In…

Tormore – a gas field with an oil rim or an oil field with a gas cap?

Henk Kombrink

January 21, 2021

Whilst operator Total interprets Tormore to be a gas field, data suggest that it should be regarded as an oil field, which means that current production of gas is against…

The UK offers operators best profit conditions to develop big offshore fields

January 19, 2021

That’s what an analysis carried out by Rystad Energy concludes. But are there any undeveloped discoveries of the size of Johan Castberg in the UKCS?

Dutch government commits to increase public support for onshore gas production

Henk Kombrink

January 14, 2021

In exchange for government help on public support, onshore operators voluntarily put aside the opportunity to use a recently approved tax incentive.

First gas from Wintershall’s Sillimanite South development

Henk Kombrink

January 12, 2021

Direct conversion of exploration to production well is testament to the agile way the field has been put on stream.

Planning to produce 478 MMbo

Halfdan Carstens

January 12, 2021

Photo: The four who in 1911 were the first to reach the South Pole: Oscar Wisting, Olav Bjaaland, Sverre Hassel and Roald Amundsen. As previous claims to have arrived at…

Lundin Energy announces resource increase

January 12, 2021

Lundin Energy’s 2P reserves as at 31 December 2020 are 670.9 MMboe and reflect a positive revision of 39.3 MMboe. The 3P reserves as at 31 December 2020 are 826.0…

i3 Energy relinquishes licence following disappointing drilling results

Henk Kombrink

January 5, 2021

i3 Energy plc, an independent oil and gas company with assets and operations in the UK and Canada, announced the relinquishment of licence P1987, covering the Liberator discovery, yesterday. The…

NCS exploration delivers good results

December 8, 2020

The NCS Exploration Strategy 2020 conference took place in November with presentations by oil companies on their strategies and plans. In addition, both NPD and the Ministry of Petroleum gave important contributions.…

First gas from Tolmount expected in Q2 next year

Henk Kombrink

December 1, 2020

It is a positive sign that, hearing so often that the Southern North Sea is very near its closing chapter with regards to exploration, the first talk at a one-day…

Resaturation of previously drained compartments form attractive late-life targets

Henk Kombrink

November 25, 2020

With over 130 drilled so far, the North Cormorant field in the UK Northern North Sea has been well developed. Discovered in 1972 and currently operated by TAQA, this Middle…

Further capacity increase at Johan Sverdrup

November 18, 2020

When Phase 2 starts up in the fourth quarter of 2022, the full field plateau production is increased to 720 Mbopd. Following the successful increase of the Johan Sverdrup Phase…

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Oil & Gas

Decline of gas production in the Netherlands much larger than increase in renewable energy

Tormore – a gas field with an oil rim or an oil field with a gas cap?

The UK offers operators best profit conditions to develop big offshore fields

Dutch government commits to increase public support for onshore gas production

First gas from Wintershall’s Sillimanite South development

Planning to produce 478 MMbo

Lundin Energy announces resource increase

i3 Energy relinquishes licence following disappointing drilling results

NCS exploration delivers good results

First gas from Tolmount expected in Q2 next year

Resaturation of previously drained compartments form attractive late-life targets

Further capacity increase at Johan Sverdrup

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