Decommissioning Petrogas platforms in North Sea
Energy Disrupter
Fossil Energy – Decommissioning
The Helm, Helder and Horizon oil fields, a cornerstone in the history of the Dutch offshore oil industry, are now being decommissioned by Petrogas E&P Netherlands together with Heerema Marine Contractors.
As the platforms have reached the end of their life, Petrogas is undertaking the complex task of decommissioning the platform structures.
This operation involves meticulous planning and execution to ensure the safety of all personnel involved, prevent environmental damages, re-establish natural habitats and fulfill our social contract.
The decommissioning process includes the removal of both topside and jacket structures, plugging and abandonment of wells, restoration of the seabed, and a safe disposal while maximizing recycling of materials.
The decommissioning of the P/Q oil field symbolizes the end of an era, but also paves the way for new opportunities in renewable energy and sustainable practices in the North Sea.
Original Source: https://ocean-energyresources.com/2024/09/28/decommissioning-petrogas-platforms-in-north-sea/
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