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28.02.18 Om oss Styrestruktur

Les om hvordan Offshore Norge er organisert.

15.12.18 Klima og miljø 093 - Anbefalte retningslinjer for avfallsstyring i offshorevirksomheten

093 - Anbefalte retningslinjer for avfallsstyring i offshorevirksomheten 093 - Anbefalte retningslinjer for avfallsstyring i offshorevirksomheten, Rev. 04 Vedlegg 1 - Omtale av utvalgte

31.01.09 HMS 123 - Recommended guidelines for classification of process control, safety and support ICT systems based on criticality (kun engelsk)

123 - Recommended guidelines for classification of process control, safety and support ICT systems based on criticality (kun engelsk) 123 - Recommended guidelines for classification of process

21.05.21 IEA – Net Zero by 2050

The IEA report indicates that there will still be demand for oil and gas, although less, towards 2050. Here, Norway is very well positioned.

03.05.22 Arbeidsliv Talks on offshore pay agreements under way

Tuesday and Wednesday, 3-4 May, have been allocated for this year’s negotiations on the collective pay agreements covering offshore employees in operator, drilling and catering companies on the

08.05.23 Arbeidsliv | Tariff Pay settlement reached for 6 000 oil service personnel

Agreement was reached on the evening of Monday 8 May in pay negotiations for 6 000 employees in oil service companies.

12.10.21 Oil revenues pay for the coronavirus packages

Norway will obtain NOK 277 billion in net cash flow from the petroleum sector in 2022.

28.09.20 Arbeidsliv Mediation under way – big consequences if conflict follows

Efforts have begun to mediate in collective pay talks covering 7 000 operator, drilling and catering company personnel on Norwegian offshore installations.

26.02.20 Klima og miljø How the oil and gas industry will reach its climate goals

The oil and gas industry has presented a report which shows how it intends to reduce its absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Norway.

15.02.21 Arbeidsliv Mediation with Safe under way – strike could hit oil and gas fields

The Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) refused to accept the result of pay talks on the oil agreement, which largely applies to personnel at onshore plants.