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Our new name reflects the breadth of activity throughout our industry, at sea and on land, now and in the future.
Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) have negotiated a collective pay settlement for the supply bases today.
Offshore Norge and the Federation of Norwegian Industries attracted about 100 participants to a dialogue meeting on 14 March 2023 about future supply chains in the energy sector.
Talks have begun on revising the collective pay agreements for personnel in Norway’s oil service sector. Some 5 000 employees are organised in the unions concerned.
Offshore Norge is organised in two branches, one for oil companies and the other for supplier companies. Each of the two branches has a separate branch board.
Offshore Norge – and a united Norwegian petroleum industry – views the climate challenge with concern and deep seriousness.
The committee on fiscal policy is the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s formal body for dealing with issues related to petroleum taxes and other fiscal frame conditions affecting its members.
Prosjektet har gjort en rekke presentasjoner av prosjektet på forskjellige stadier av arbeidet. Presentasjonene er her satt opp med de nyeste først og med angivelse av tittel, dato, sted og hvilket
Agreement was reached on the evening of Monday 8 May in pay negotiations for 6 000 employees in oil service companies.
The first of a series of case histories on well incidents has now been circulated to all installations. This incident highlights the need to be focused on the well at all times, even when there are