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Decommissioning, North Sea: Decommissioning boom. Nick Terdre. Petroleum Review October 2004, P. 12-13
Abandonment activity in the North Sea is set to rise to unprecedented levels in the next three to four years as a raft of new projects in the UK sector hits the market. Large-scale decommissioning operations are also looming in the Norwegian sectors as ConocoPhilips and Total respectively review bids for the Frigg and Ekofisk I platform removals. Nick Terdre reports.
Abstract details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: Decommissioning
Countries: North Sea -
Subjects: Project Management, Decommissioning, Oil and gas extraction, Primary energy production, Abandonment
