Sunday, December 22, 2024

Serica Energy News

Serica Energy expands its North Sea operations with the acquisition of assets from Parkmead Group

Serica Energy, a North Sea-focused company, announced on Thursday that it will purchase exploration and production assets of Parkmead Group Plc at an initial cost of 6 million pounds (5 million pounds). Serica acquired all shares of Parkmead Ltd., including a 50% stake on the Skerryvore license in central North Sea…

Serica Energy reduces full-year production forecast due to Triton Outage

Serica Energy, a UK-based company, said Tuesday that it expected full-year production will be lower than previous estimates following an outage in its Triton hub located in the North Sea. Serica stated in a press release that following the suspension of Triton production on October 26…

Serica Energy's UK first-half profits and production fall

Serica Energy, an oil and gas company, reported a lower profit for 2024's first half on Tuesday. A tax charge of $106 million was to blame. A planned shutdown of the Triton Hub, located in UK Central North Sea, also affected production. Serica reported that it produced 43.700 barrels equivalent to oil per day (boepd)…

UK North Sea Tax Changes Mean $12 Billion Revenue Drop, Industry Body Says

An industry group warned on Monday that the British government's plans to raise a windfall-tax on North Sea oil producers will result in a drop of nearly 16 billion pounds in state revenue and accelerate a fall in production. The Labour government elected in July has…

NEO Energy reduces UK investment plans due to fiscal and regulatory uncertainty

NEO Energy announced on Monday that it would slow down its investment in all of its portfolios due to the uncertainty surrounding fiscal and regulatory issues in the British oil sector. NEO is the owner of half the Buchan Horst project in the UK North Sea. Serica Energy, Jersey Oil & Gas and NEO are the joint venture partners.

Serica Hires WilPhoenix Offshore Rig for Rhum Well

WilPhoenix drilling rig - Image by MustangJoe/Flickr, shared under CC0 license

Serica Energy has hired Awilco Drilling's WilPhoenix semi-submersible drilling rig for the intervention work on the Rhum-3 ("R3") well in the UK North Sea.The 3rd-Generation, Enhanced Pacesetter, harsh-environment, mid-water, semi-submersible drilling rig will start…

Serica Energy to Buy BHP Stake in North Sea Fields

North Sea operator Serica Energy has struck a deal with commodities giant BHP Billiton to up its stakes in two North Sea fields, taking it above 90 per cent ownership of the assets.Under the a sale and purchase agreement (SPA), Serica UK will acquire a 16.00% interest…

Serica Energy Restarts Production at Erskine Field

Serica Energy said that efforts to remove gas hydrates in pipeline between Erskine and the Lomond platform had been successful and it  has resumed production for the first time since January." Production from Erskine has restarted and flow rates are being optimised.

US Grants BP, Serica Licence to Run Iran-owned North Sea Field

(Image: Serica Energy)

BP and Serica Energy received a conditional licence from U.S. authorities to continue operating a North Sea gas field partly owned by Iran's national oil company, Serica said in a statement.The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control extended a licence for U.S.

BP North Sea Field to Test U.S. Iran Policy

Serica acquires Rhum field from BP, co-owned by Iran; seeks U.S. licence to operate in Rhum field. A small gas field on the edge of the British North Sea could become a litmus test for U.S. policy towards Iran. London-based BP this week agreed to sell to North Sea producer Serica Energy three fields in the ageing offshore basin…

A BP North Sea field to test U.S. policy on Iran

A small gas field on the edge of the British North Sea could become a litmus test for U.S. policy towards Iran. London-based BP this week agreed to sell to North Sea producer Serica Energy three fields in the ageing offshore basin, including the Rhum field which is co-owned by a subsidiary of Iran's national oil company.

BP to Shed North Sea Bruce Field Stakes

BP said on Tuesday it had agreed to sell stakes in three fields in its Bruce assets in the North Sea to Serica Energy plc. The company said it expects to receive around 300 million pounds ($398 million), with a majority of it in the next four years. Serica said it would buy a 36 percent interest in Bruce…

International Expansion leads to success for Exceed

Well management and performance improvement specialist Exceed has reported a positive year in 2016, including a recruitment drive resulting from increased activity both internationally and in the North Sea. Exceed has also seen an increased requirement for engineering studies in 2016…

Dana Gas Announces New Senior Management

Chris Hearne (Photo: Dana Gas)

Dana Gas PJSC, a publicly listed natural gas company in the Middle East, has announced several key senior management appointments. Chris Hearne was appointed as the Chief Financial Officer of the company on January 4, 2016. Prior to joining Dana Gas, Hearne was with Serica Energy plc…

Genel, Partners Find Oil off Morocco

Genel Energy and two partner firms said on Monday they had discovered oil off Morocco, giving a boost to the region whose oil and gas drilling results have so far been mixed. Genel's minority partners in the Sidi Moussa-1 well, Serica Energy and San Leon, announced they had drilled nearly 3…

San Leon Energy Provides Moroccan Update

San Leon Energy, the AIM listed company focused on oil and gas exploration in Europe and North Africa, is pleased to provide an update on its Morocco acreage. San Leon has acquired Petromaroc’s 1.5% net working interest in the Sidi Moussa licence, offshore Morocco.

Serica Completes Farm Out to Centrica of East Irish Blocks

Serica Energy plc is pleased to confirm it has now completed the farm out of UK East Irish Sea Blocks 113/26b and 113/27c (Licence P.1482) with Centrica through its subsidiary Hydrocarbon Resources Limited. Under the agreement, HRL has acquired an operated 45% interest in the licence…

Centrica Buys Stake in Irish Sea Gas Field

A subsidiary of Britain's Centrica has completed a deal to buy a 45 percent stake in the Doyle gas prospect in the East Irish Sea from oil and gas explorer Serica Energy. As part of the agreement, Centrica's Hydrocarbon Resources Limited (HRL) will cover Serica's share of exploration costs of up to 11 million pounds.