RWE Dea, the upstream arm of German utility RWE, is facing delays and cost increases at its operated Breagh gas field in the UK North Sea, Breagh minority partner Sterling Resources said on Monday. First gas from the project looks likely to be in Q4 ‘1visual_editor instead of Q3, with costs rising 5% to $941 million due to delays on work at the Teesside gas processing plant (TGPP), which will receive Breagh’s output.
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