Oil firm Chevron is set to put its benefits in the Central North Sea available to be purchased.

The Alba, Alder, Britannia, Captain, Elgin-Franklin, Erskine and Jade stages are incorporated into the plans.

The activities utilize 610 staff and 220 temporary workers.

Chevron said it was affirming a purpose to showcase its advantages in the Central North Sea, and that those benefits could possibly be sold.

The organization, the second biggest US oil maker after Exxon, was among the principal oil organizations to penetrate in the North Sea in 1964.

Chevron has been turning its consideration more towards shale extraction, specifically in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico and the goliath Tengiz field in Kazakhstan.

BP, Royal Dutch Shell and ConocoPhillips have every sold resource in the North Sea as of late.