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18.09.24 Havvind Principles and Playbook for offshore wind and fisheries

Here you will find English versions of the Playbook (guidelines) and the principles.

18.09.24 Havvind | Areal Annual Fish and offshore wind seminars

Here you'll find previous and future events.

24.01.13 Klima og miljø | Subsea Monitoring of drilling activities- areas with cold water corals

Monitoring of drilling activities- areas with cold water corals

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better

Reducing well control incidents and a focus on well integrity are significant for reducing the risk of major accidents, lost production and higher costs on the NCS.

12.01.18 Drift Helicopter safety

Here you will find information about the helicopter safety work done by Norwegian Oil and Gas and member companies, in additon to information about risk in the offshore idustry.

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better #11, Well control incident in 8,5 inch section

The incident highlights the importance of appreciating and realizing that an incident seldom develops on a single cause. The lesson shows that a number of issues, Management of Change processes and

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better #12, Swabbed kick from shallow reservoir

The incident highlights the importance of surge/swap calculations when tripping in cased hole, low pressure margins in shallow reservoirs and small margins when circulating out an influx with a

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better #15, Well control incident during completion operations

The incident highlights a situation with influx through failed cement in shoetrack during completion operations.

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better #6, Well control incident – pulling tie-back string

The incident highlights the importance of understanding the risk related to conducting work on old wells, work over and P&A; with respect to their original design. Further, it is important to ensure

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better # 7, Drilling 8,5 inch reservoir section, HPHT

The incident highlights the importance of appreciating and realizing that a well incident seldom develops based on a single cause.