TotalEnergies gears up for firefighting in North Sea flaring case
The oil supermajor seeks to eliminate half of its routine flaring from the Gorm site in 2022 with a new solution that the Danish Environmental Protection Agency will have to approve first.
BY MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD
TotalEnergies wants to reroute a portion of its Danish production from the Halfdan site to the Dan site in an effort to lessen the use of routine flaring, which involves regular burning of natural gas.
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