Spirit Energy Norway AS enters into five-year agreements with three supplier companies. The agreements are a continuation of a new type of supplier collaboration that was started in 2015, and which has contributed to Spirit Energy delivering its first development on the Norwegian Shelf six months ahead of schedule and 15 per cent below budget.

Spirit Energy has won 3 new licences in the Awards in Predefined Areas (APA) round on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).

Spirit Energy will drill a new well in the Grove North East area. If the infill well is a success, the life of the Grove field could be extended by five years to 2028.

Two normally unmanned installations which used to produce gas for Spirit Morecambe Bay will be removed by the largest vessel in the world this year.

Spirit Energy and the other licence partners have decided to invest about £260 million to improve recovery from the North Sea Statfjord East field.

The West Mira has started drilling the first of six wells on the Nova field in the Norwegian North Sea.

We’ve been awarded six new licences in the 32nd licencing round – three in the southern North Sea and three in the central North Sea.

York, a Spirit Energy-owned gas field in the Southern North Sea has been given another three years of life with an additional £13million investment.

Spirit Energy is partner in what could be the largest oil discovery on the Norwegian Continental Shelf so far this year.

Production has been boosted from two North Sea fields following successful drilling campaigns - with the new C6 well at Spirit Energy’s Chiswick field in the Southern North Sea and a new production well at the Chestnut field.