The Tyra field, Denmark's largest offshore gas field, had been a significant source of natural gas production in the Danish North Sea, contributing over 90% of the country's output since the mid-1980s.

The primary objective of the seismic campaign was to establish a high-resolution imaging of the CO2 storage complex, thus laying the foundation for effective monitoring of storage integrity.

The field is expected to contribute an impressive 17.66 billion cubic feet (0.5 billion cubic meters) of natural gas annually to Poland, facilitated by the Baltic Pipe pipeline.

The contract encompasses various critical components such as the installation of structures, flexibles, umbilical, seabed rectification, tie-ins, and commissioning.

Situated within the UK Southern Gas Basin, specifically the 'Earn' prospect located just west of the Tolmount field, this discovery is a significant development for the company.

Significantly, the field has initiated gas delivery nearly six months ahead of the initial schedule, as confirmed by ConocoPhillips on Friday.

The upgraded oil spill detection system, set to be installed at Var Energi's Balder FPSO and the Ringhorne processing platform, is cloud-based and adheres to the most stringent IT security standards, ensuring robust data protection and operational efficiency.

Notably, after concluding its brief Thai contract, PV DRILLING I is set to move to Malaysia for a one-year drilling commitment.

While authorities suspect "mechanical force" as the cause, the presence of seismic signals resembling an explosion has triggered further investigations.

This initiative involves leveraging Schlumberger's subsurface solutions on AWS cloud infrastructure, utilizing the OSDU Data Platform standards to enhance the overall customer experience for business users.