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En ny rapport fra Norsk olje og gass slår fast at norsk olje- og gassvirksomhet gir store ringvirkninger i EU.
Faglige artikler og rapporter utarbeidet i regi av prosjekt Støy i petroleumsindustrien eller av selskaper involvert i prosjektets arbeidsgrupper.
Each year, Offshore Norge publishes an environmental report containing a detailed overview of last year’s emissions and discharges from the petroleum industry.
The IEA report indicates that there will still be demand for oil and gas, although less, towards 2050. Here, Norway is very well positioned.
Collective pay negotiations take place this for about 5 000 employees in various oil service companies. The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association expects a moderate settlement.
Monday to Wednesday this week has been allocated to negotiations on the oil service pay settlement, which covers some 6 000 employees at various companies in this sector.
How can the Energy industry become more cost efficient, more sustainable, ensure better supply resilience and contribute to local value creation?
This year’s negotiations on collective pay agreements for operator, drilling and catering employees on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) are taking place on 7-8 May.
Mandatory mediation on a collective well service settlement between Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) will take place today, Wednesday 2 December.
Trade bodies from five European countries have today signed a formal agreement to work towards the transition to net zero emissions.