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Common documentation requirements from the operators are contributing to increased efficiency and cost savings in the industry.
Acquiring and sharing information and documentation is an area where the oil and gas industry sees a big potential for cooperation.
Negotiations are scheduled on 4-5 May over the offshore pay agreements covering some 7 000 employees in operator, drilling and catering companies on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
Negotiations with three unions over the offshore collective pay agreements have broken down. The settlement will thereby go to mediation.
Negotiations for this year’s collective agreements on pay and conditions reached by Norwegian Oil and Gas begin on 3 May. A number of settlements are due to be pursued over the next few weeks.
After five hours on overtime, a mediated settlement for the oil agreement was reached with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) early on 16 February. A strike was thereby averted.
The board of Norwegian Oil and Gas have decided to suspend the membership of the Russian companies Lukoil Overseas North Shelf AS and RN Nordic Oil AS.
Offshore Norge has committed to supporting the work of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) on reducing methane emissions from oil and gas production.
Norwegian Oil and Gas has failed to reach agreement with the unions on a collective pay settlement for oil service workers. The next step is mediation.
Negotiations on collective pay agreements for some 6 000 employees in the Norwegian oil service sector are now under way.