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Norwegian Oil and Gas today presented its analysis of investment on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) in 2022-26.
135 - Recommended guidelines for classification and categorisation of well control incidents and well integrity incidents 135 - Recommended guidelines for classification and categorisation of well
A united Norwegian oil and gas industry has proposed changes to the petroleum tax regime which will intensify and create motivation for increased activity on Norway’s continental shelf (NCS).
A pay settlement was reached last night with the two largest unions, the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers and the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers. The Norwegian Organisation of
Dropped objects project – background and purpose Objective Reverse the negative trend for dropped objects. The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s goal is to reduce such incidents by 50 per cent from
The conflict between Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) was terminated at 14.00 on Tuesday 11 October.
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s project team Primary goal: avoid major accidents The industry is constantly working purposefully to avoid major accidents on the Norwegian continental
Chemical exposure in connection with accidents and spills Incidents that lead to discharge of hydrocarbons can result in exposure of the involved personnel to various chemicals. Exposure can occur
The goal of increasing the CO2 price must be to reach the climate targets while also ensuring profitable petroleum output from the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS), which safeguards value creation,