DNO ASA has placed its North Sea oil output with Exxon Mobil and Shell from 1 January 2026 and linked the deals to offtake financing of up to USD 410 million, lifting total facilities tied to North Sea output to USD 910 million.
Equinor has reported gas and condensate discoveries at the Lofn and Langemann wells in PL1140 near Gudrun and Eirin, adding an estimated 30–110 million barrels that can be tied back to Sleipner infrastructure.
Macro Offshore has signed a long-term deal with Siemens Energy to use the jack-up Crossway Eagle for accommodation support on North Sea offshore wind projects from June 2027, on a six-year firm term plus options.
OEUK warns the UK’s decision to keep the windfall tax could divert £50B of offshore investment, accelerate job losses, increase imports and weaken long-term North Sea energy security.
Dogger Bank Wind Farm and Seaway7 have completed installation of all 277 transition pieces across the 3.6GW project, finishing 554 foundation assets including earlier monopile work.
Boskalis’ Seapiper has begun its first European rock-installation project in the North Sea after loading more than 13,800 tons of rock in Norway, following extensive modifications from its former role as Fjell.
Repsol is assessing options for its upstream unit ahead of a planned 2026 liquidity event, including a possible reverse merger with APA and other US-listed partners, following preliminary discussions reported by Bloomberg.
Prosafe reports that Ithaca Energy has exercised an additional seven-week option for the Safe Caledonia, extending accommodation support at the Captain field into early February 2026. The extension follows a recent two-week option and carries an estimated value of USD 6.4 million.
Ocean Installer has secured a NOK 1–2 billion contract from Vår Energi for the Balder Next development, covering project management, engineering, and flexible product supply, with offshore work scheduled for 2027–2028.
