Norway | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 8
Norway Faces Risk of Oil Strikes
Norway's oil and gas biggest Unions are threatening with a strike –that would affect eight North Sea platforms run by Royal Dutch Shell– if the companies do not meet their expectations over wages and working conditio ...
Norwegian Statoil to Explore for Gas in Turkey
Norwegian energy company Statoil announced that it had signed an agreement with Canadian exploration company Valeura Energy to help explore the shale gas potential in Turkey.
Scatec Solar to Pump $650m in Egypt’s Solar Projects
Norwegian Scatec Solar company seeks to pump $650m in renewable energy investments in Egypt to establish five solar energy projects with a capacity of 250 MW.
North Sea Helicopter Crash: ‘Technical error to blame’
An Airbus H225 Super Puma helicopter ferrying 11 oil workers and two crew from a Norwegian oil platform crashed in the North Sea on April 29th killing all people on board. Norwegian investigators have provisionally r ...
Iran, Norway Plan to Build Floating LNG Facility in Persian Gulf
Iran and Norway plan to build a floating facility for liquefied natural gas in the Persian Gulf with a help of an yet unidentified Norwegian company.
Norway To Ramp Up Gas Production Capacity
Norway will allow increased production from its biggest natural gas field as Europe’s second-largest supplier of the fuel prepares for increased competition with Russia and the US. Norway’s Statoil Ends China Oil Rig Contract in the North Sea
Norway's Statoil has decided to end its contract with the China Oilfield Services Limited, or COSL, which operates a drilling rig in the North Sea over unsatisfactory performance.
Norway to Develop Arctic Gas Reserves, Seeking EU Commitment
Norway, Europe’s second biggest gas supplier after Russia, is planning to develop its northernmost reserves in the Arctic, but hinges on a commitment by the European Union to make the fuel part of its strategy to cut ...
