CEO Charlene Johnson says they’ve had meetings with Equinor since they announced they would be shelving the project for up to 3 years due to costs.
Now that Equinor has announced intentions to drill in the Bay du Nord area next year, Energy NL is looking towards the future. CEO Charlene Johnson says they’ve had meetings with Equinor since they announced they would be shelving the project for up to 3 years due to costs. She says this demonstrates their commitment to development here. Johnson says if the Bay du Nord project goes ahead, the spinoff will be enormous. Equinor will be bringing the Hercules rig to begin drilling here next year. Johnson says Exxon is currently drilling in the field looking for more discoveries and the Terra Nova FPSO just left to go offshore this past weekend.
Ivan Loder charged with first degree murder after a shooting in Grand Falls-Windsor this morning
Thousands of tax returns filed since 2015 with the help of volunteers and business students at Grenfell Campus
April 30th marks 100 days until the start of the 2026 NL Summer Games in Corner Brook
BOISAR members called in to help search for a missing Corner Brook man, later that day his body was found
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