The Centre is drawing up an incentive package worth Rs 80,000 crore to boost domestic oil and gas production in India. The government could cover up to 50% of the drilling costs of deep water exploratory wells. The plan aims to attract foreign investment, accelerate offshore oil and gas exploration, and strengthen energy security.
It is always a sight for sore eyes on the offshore assets of Tullow Ghana, in West Africa.
As early as next year, almost two-thirds of the gas produced by ORLEN Group on the Norwegian Continental Shelf will come from facilities powered by renewable energy produced onshore and delivered with submarine power cables. Such a solution has already been applied to the platforms at the Gina Krog, Ormen Lange, and Duva fields and will result in the abatement of over 88,000 tonnes of CO2 in 2024. There are also plans to electrify the Fenris and Yggdrasil fields, which are currently under development.