The strike called by the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) has had major consequences for drilling and well operations on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). The
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Arbeidsliv 350 laid off by oil service strike
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European deal to drive cleaner energy
Trade bodies from five European countries have today signed a formal agreement to work towards the transition to net zero emissions.
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Arbeidsliv An unnecessary strike
The Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) has received a pay offer on a par with industrial employees – the “lead sector” – despite the conditions prevailing in the oil
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Om oss Member companies
More than 100 companies associated with oil and gas activities on the Norwegian continental shelf are organised through Offshore Norge.
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Klima og miljø CLIMATE
Offshore Norge – and a united Norwegian petroleum industry – views the climate challenge with concern and deep seriousness.
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Drift Recommendations/Lessons learned
As the project goes through the most relevant investigation reports from Deepwater Horizon, it will produce recommendations for action which might be necessary on the NCS.
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Havvind EHS
When establishing offshore wind as a new industry, it is important to build up a good EHS culture from the start.
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Klima og miljø ERA Acute
The ERA Acute methodology is the new industry standard environmental risk assessment (ERA) method on NCS, replacing the MIRA method.
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Klima og miljø Must both hit climate targets and ensure profitable NCS production
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,
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Arbeidsliv Mediation under way on offshore settlement
A number of the member companies in the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association are engaged in demanding restructuring efforts to cut costs and boost the competitiveness of the Norwegian continental