RESL offers unique insight within decommissioning and well abandonment to key stakeholders. We work with operators, partners, government authorities, regulators, international agencies, service companies, environmental groups, insurance companies, investors, investment banks and law firms.
PETROLEUM COMPANIES
We are working with a wide range of petroleum companies, and the nature of the work spans from Asset Retirement Obligation (ARO) cost estimate studies to developing decommissioning strategies involving multiple disciplines and challenges for entire companies.
Amerada Hess
Amoco
Beta Offshore
BP
BP Amoco
British Gas
Cairn
Chevron
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
CNOOC
Conoco
ConocoPhillips
Elf
Encana
Energean
ENI
EnQuest
Enterprise Oil
Eon
ExxonMobil
Genel Energy
HESS
INEOS
INPEX
Iwaki
JX Nippon Oil and Gas Exploration
Lao State Fuel Company
lONDON AND sCOTTISH mARINE oIL (LASMO)
Marathon Oil
Mobil
Mubadala Petroleum
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise
Newfield
Nippon Steel
Oil Search Ltd
Pacific Energy
Pacific Operators Offshore
Petoro
Petrobras
Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex)
Petroleum Agency of South Africa (PASA)
Petroleum Brunei
PETRONAS
Petrorio
PetroSA
PetroVietnam
Philippine National Oil Company
PT PERTAMINA
PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited (PTTEP)
Quadrant Energy
Rosneft
Santos Ltd
Shell
Signal Hill Petroleum
Singapore LNG
Talisman Energy
TotalEnergies
Tullow Oil
Woodside Energy
GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES & INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES
Setting appropriate compliance standards is a first step in establishing the conditions for successful decommissioning – balancing minimising risk of environmental impact against the cost and technical and Health & Safety risks of operations. RESL has extensive experience in assisting regulators in setting suitable standards and guidelines with the aim of providing a flexible approach which allows specific project challenges to be managed without additional unnecessary costs. This often has benefit for both the operator and the local legislator and economy.
