TotalEnergies backs flaring ban in the North Sea, struggles to keep up with deadline
TotalEnergies backs imminent ban on routine flaring after years of using the practice. The company’s head of development in the North Sea is satisfied with the provisional solution, but the oil company is in a race against time to meet the requirements of the new legislation.
BY MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD
The biggest oil company operating in Denmark, French TotalEnergies, should have addressed challenges related to routine flaring – burning of excess gas – much earlier than it actually did.
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