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Norway will obtain NOK 277 billion in net cash flow from the petroleum sector in 2022.
Efforts have begun to mediate in collective pay talks covering 7 000 operator, drilling and catering company personnel on Norwegian offshore installations.
Notice given by the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne) on extending its offshore walkout will hit production from the Gjøa platform in the North Sea and its Vega satellite.
Petroleum companies in Norway have joined forces to drive forward new solutions which can increase value creation offshore. Norwegian Oil and Gas is being given the role of prime mover from initial
The temporary changes to the tax regime for the Norwegian petroleum industry which have been agreed by a broad majority of the Storting (parliament) provide a good basis for activity and will
It is positive that the government is responding to the petroleum sector, but the proposals presented today have important weaknesses which mean that the industry will receive limited benefit from
Nearly a quarter of total oil and gas production from the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) could be affected if the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne) opts to remain on
No agreement has been reached by the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association and the relevant unions in negotiations over collective pay settlements for offshore workers off Norway. The matter will thereby
Construction of Aker BP’s new Hod platform will provide many jobs along the Norwegian coast. This is one of the projects which could be realised as a result of the petroleum industry’s tax proposal.
Pay talks on the oil industry agreement with the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) and the oil agreement with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe), Parat and