Major oil firm set to remove all assets by early 2030s

Abu Dhabi-based Taqa prepares for a major decommissioning operation involving all the oil and gas outfit’s operative facilities being shut down.
Photo: Taqa PR
Photo: Taqa PR
by mathias julius falkengaard, translated by jonas sahl hollænder

”In the early 2030s we will have probably removed all of the assets we have operating at the moment,” says David Wilson, head of decommissioning and projects at Taqa, state-controlled energy company in Abu Dhabi, as cited by Energy Voice.

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