Alve Nord, Idun Nord, and Orn fields collectively represent the largest development undertaken in the Norwegian Sea in recent years, positioning Aker BP to extend production in the Skarv field.

This construction milestone was marked within Aker Solutions' workshop halls in Sandnessjøen.

Norway's recent offshore oil and gas exploration licensing round has attracted bids from 25 companies, a list that includes Shell, ConocoPhillips, Aker BP, and Equinor, according to the energy ministry's announcement on Tuesday.

This achievement comes only shortly after the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) granted consent to the licensees of the Statfjord Øst field for the utilization of new facilities associated with a gas lift project.

One of its seismic acquisition vessels has been awarded a new exploration acquisition contract offshore Africa with an undisclosed firm. At the same time, the commencement of operations for another vessel in Brazil has experienced a delay.

Originally scheduled to begin on August 15, this decision follows the provisions of the Agreement on the framework for CO2 storage in Denmark established on June 21, 2022.

Dutch bunker supplier Titan has successfully completed the conversion of its recently acquired vessels, Titan Unikum and Titan Vision, into cutting-edge LNG bunkering vessels.

A proposed $5 billion export route that would connect gas fields in the Barents Sea, Northern Norway, to European markets is being reconsidered as a solution to Europe's gas crisis, according to a report by Wood Mackenzie.

With a mid-point estimate of 175 MMboe, Carmen represents the largest discovery on the Norwegian Continental Shelf since 2013.

Equinor ASA has received regulatory approval from the Norwegian government to move forward with the development of two fields and one well in the Norwegian Sea, marking significant progress in Norway's energy sector.