DNV Energy News is produced for our customers in the oil, gas & energy industry. It aims to ensure that our customers are kept updated on new products, services and trends.
DNV Energy News is published typically two times a year, and it sent for free to customers and others interested in DNV and our activities. Circulation is about 10,000 copies per issue worldwide. DNV Energy is responsible for the publication. For further information, please contact the editor Svein Inge Leirgulen.
DNV Energy News No. 2 2008
Read about StatoilHydro taming wind and waves in an interview with Anne Strømmen Lycke, StatoilHydro vice president, wind power. In addition, you can read about a new NORSOK standard under development to deal with platform lifetime extension, a unique collaboration project to develop a digital platform for next generation Integrated Operations in remote and hazardous areas as well as a new standard under developent for transportation of CO2 in pipelines.
DNV Energy News No. 1 2008
In this issue of DNV Energy News, you can i.e. read about first US GoM FPSO to DNV, ensuring shuttle tanker safety, how to pick the right LNG concept and how an energy-based approach will enhance the safety of LNG operations.
DNV Energy News No. 2 2007
Read about carbon capture and storage and the Phase 1 report 'Storing CO2 under the North Sea Basin' including the key conclusions and recommendations of the report. Also in this issue is an interview with the Petrobras' general manager of production installation Cristina Pinho. In addition you can read about the joint Russian/Norwegian project of harmonising industry standards for health, safety and the environment for the Barents sea.
DNV Energy News No. 1 2007
Read about the Texas City accident and how DNV means this should act as a wake-up call to the refining industry. The article also includes information about the Baker Panel, a blue-ribbon panel established by BP after the Texas city disaster, and the panel's ten recommendations. Also in this issue is an interview with the Dr. Pierre Dechamps of the European Commission's research department on scaling up the technology for COs capture and storage.This issues profile is Transpetro and how they plan to more than double Brazil's network of onshore gas pipelines.