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Alternative Power Sources Could Eliminate 87% of - Vimarsana News

Alternative Power Sources Could Eliminate 87% of

Alternative power sources might cut emissions on offshore oil and gas platforms by up to 87 percent, and cost-effectively at that…

UK: Electrification Competition studies underline importance of cross-industry collaboration - Vimarsana News

UK: Electrification Competition studies underline importance of cross-industry collaboration

Cost-efficient emissions reductions of up to 87% on offshore oil and gas platforms could be achieved using alternative power sources, according to the winners of a competition launched to accelerate electrification of oil and gas assets in the North Sea.

North Sea Electrification Competition finds methods to reduce up to 87% of emissions - Vimarsana News

North Sea Electrification Competition finds methods to reduce up to 87% of emissions

Cost-efficient emissions reductions of up to 87% on offshore oil and gas platforms could be achieved using alternative power sources, according to the winners of a competition launched to accelerate electrification of oil and gas assets in the North Sea.  

UK: OGA launches GBP 1million decarbonisation competition for the electrification of offshore oil and gas installations - Vimarsana News

UK: OGA launches GBP 1million decarbonisation competition for the electrification of offshore oil and gas installations

A £1million competition has been launched to help decarbonise offshore oil and gas production. The competition, managed by the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), is designed to advance the widespread electrification of offshore installations on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS), which are powered by gas or diesel.