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Next wave of decommissioning
North Sea decommissioning costs are estimated to be about $150bn. The express objective of the UK Oil and Gas Authority, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, other government agencies, operators and service providers is to cut decommissioning costs by 35%. How realistic is this target? Brian Davis asks consultants at Boston Consulting Group.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Decommissioning, Offshore oil and gas
