Processing plant
The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway on land The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway is the responsible authority for eight petroleum facilities on land.
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The activities at the land facilities are in some aspects significantly different from the activities on the shelf.
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Status and signals - Processing plant
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In the shadow of Seveso
Preventing major accidents occupies a key place in the PSA’s supervision of the eight land-based petroleum plants it regulates. Risk assessments at these derive ultimately from an Italian disaster.Read more -
Working more safely ashore
Many believe that safety at Norway’s land-based petroleum plants has strengthened after seven years under the PSA’s umbrella. But sustaining good HSE results demands constant attention.Read more -
Processing plant: Combating the cold
A lengthy freeze in 2009-10 hit a number of Norway’s land-based petroleum plants. Faulty design was the main reason for these problems, according to a PSA review.Read more -
A good landing
Five years have passed since the PSA came ashore. This period has been characterised by extensive activity and the start-up of two large new facilities.Read more