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Dockwise takes up topside task at Shtokman
Dockwise has signed a letter of intent with Vyborg Shipyard for twofloat-overs for the Shtokman gas field
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Shtokman contract for Murmansk shipyard
The Sevmorput shipyard in Murmansk has signed a contract with the Vyborg Shipyard, one of Gazprom’s main contractors in the Shtokman project, to assemble the two platforms which will be used in the Shtokman project
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Rolls-Royce expands into Shtokman field
Rolls-Royce has won a breakthrough contract in the expanding Arctic exploration and production offshore market. It is to supply mooring equipment for two ice-class drilling rigs to be operated in the Shtokman field, one of the world’s largest natural gas fields, in the Russian sector of the Barents Sea. The contract value is about £10 million.
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Shtokman Gas Field To Start Output 2nd Half 2013 - Gazprom
- Natural gas production at the Shtokman field will begin at the second half of 2013 as planned, Yuri Komarov, general director of Sevmorneftegaz, a gas monopoly OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) subsidiary, which has a licence to develop the field in Russia's Arctic, said.
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Murmansk attracts Norwegians with Shtokman
Norwegian companies bidding for work on the giant Barents Sea gas development Shtokman now number 40 in Murmansk with 130 hopefulls seeking entry into the city, an official StatoilHydro base, a supplier conference in Bodø northern Norway heard at the weekend.
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“Shtokman will be tough”
-The Shtokman project will be a very tough race, StatoilHydro’s Per Kjærnes said at a recent presentation in Bodø, Norway. He believes the hardest part will be the construction of the field platform. –Very much is going to be done in very short time, the company representative underlined.
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”Murmansk faces huge growth”
-Already in year 2010, Murmansk Oblast can expect huge growth within all sectors, First Deputy Head of the regional economic development department underlines. He believes the next two years will be a preparation period for the Shtokman project.
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“Three different cultures meeting at Shtokman”
These are three different cultures meeting, Total’s Chief Executive Here Madeo said about the Shtokman-cooperation between Gazprom, Total and StatoilHydro. –We will benefit from this, Mr. Madeo assured conference participants in Stavanger, Norway, yesterday.
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Floating removable platforms for Shtokman field
The Shtokman Development Company, a consortium of Gazprom, Total and StatoilHydro, intends to extract the 3,7 trillion cubic meters of Shtokman gas with the help of floating platforms, which can be moved around in emergency situations.
The platforms will be built in a way, which enables the consortium partners to move the platforms in case of approaching icebergs, StatoilHydro’s Lars Hvalbye said at the Kirkenes Conference in Norway today.
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Murmansk university could get Shtokman training centre
Representatives of the three partner companies in the Shtokman project yesterday met in Murmansk to discuss the training of field specialists. The Murmansk Technical University could become the bases of a new training centre.
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Lower expectations for Shtokman field
Head of information in StatoilHydro, Sverre Kojedal, urges companies in northern Norway to lower their expectations for the Shtokman field.
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Shtokman project sees delays coming
In a meeting in Gazprom’s headquarters last week, the company management discussed an “extended calendar timetable” for the Shtokman project.
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Gazprom keeps up Shtokman ambitions
Russian energy major Gazprom reaffirms that it intends to start production at the Shtokman field in the Barents Sea in year 2013.
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StatoilHydro signs Murmansk memo
Norwegian oil company StatoilHydro has signed a memorandum of understanding with Russia’s Murmansk region, which is expected to become a major hydrocarbons hub with the development of the Shtokman field in the Arctic Barents Sea.
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Shtokman costs cut to US $12 Bn.
Estimated development costs for Gazprom’s Shtokman field appear to be falling with Russian energy official now suggesting that the 3.7 Trillion cubic metre gas and condensate field could be tapped for around US $12 Bn.
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StatoilHydro to specify Shtokman gas field investment in 2 years
- Norway's StatoilHydro, which holds a 24% stake in the Shtokman gas field in Russia's Arctic, said on Wednesday it will specify its investment in the project within two years.
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StatoilHydro signs Shtokman agreement with Gazprom
StatoilHydro has today, 25 October, signed a frame agreement with Gazprom to become partner in the Shtokman development, phase 1. Helge Lund, CEO of StatoilHydro and Alexei Miller, chair of Gazprom, signs Shtokman agreement.
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Gazprom to pick another partner for Shtokman by mid October - 1
- Gazprom plans to pick another partner in a project to develop the Shtokman natural gas field in the Arctic, a top manager of the Russian energy giant said Tuesday.
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Russian yard for Shtokman rigs
Russia’s Vyborg shipyard has been reported as winning a tender for building new drilling rigs for use by Gazprom which could be used on the Shtokman field.
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Norsk Hydro Still Seeks Participation in Shtokman
The Financial Times has reported Norwegian offshore oil company Norsk Hydro expressed interest in participating in Gazprom’s Shtokman project Tuesday saying “there’s still a chance for Norsk Hydro to get involved in Shtokman in spite of Gazprom’s choice of French oil major Total as its main development partner.” This statement comes amidst Russian oil giant’s announcement of changes to the investment plan for 2007, including cutting Shtokman’s budget.
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