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Vår Energi Awards Four-Year NCS Support Contract to THREE60 Energy

Vår Energi has awarded THREE60 Energy a four-year project support agreement for Norwegian Continental Shelf work, covering drilling, wells and subsurface activities.
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Vår Energi has awarded THREE60 Energy a four-year project support agreement for work on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), extending an established relationship between the two companies.

The Aberdeen-based energy services company will continue to support Vår Energi across drilling, wells, and subsurface activities. The work will assist the planning and execution of offshore operations in Norway with a focus on safe and efficient delivery.

The contract includes options for extension, allowing the cooperation to continue beyond the initial four-year period.

Jarle Veshovde, Managing Director of THREE60 Energy, said the agreement reflects a working relationship built over many years and the company’s ability to provide the quality and flexibility required by its customers.

THREE60 Energy said the award strengthens its position as a partner to energy operators in Norway through specialist technical expertise and project support.

The contract follows a separate award to a joint venture between THREE60 Energy and AF Offshore Decom, which was selected by BP for integrated decommissioning services at a field in UK waters.

Editorial Note:
This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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