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North Sea operators back NSTA plan to cut well decommissioning costs

North Sea operators back NSTA plan to cut well decommissioning costs

by Offshore Reporter | Aug 14, 2026 | Decommissioning

The NSTA and 17 North Sea operators have launched a joint effort to tackle a 500-well abandonment backlog, with greater use of vessels for subsea wellhead removals potentially cutting costs by 30%.

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