Norway
The pilot plant will be trialled in the North Sea off the small island of Frøya in Western Norway
The companies intend to develop offshore technology that will make future projects cheaper, more efficient and more predictable
The increase is around 60,000 barrels more than the original basis when the field came on stream over a year ago
The collaboration aims to target the European market for electric vehicles and other applications
Operator Equinor said the fire repairs at the facility could take up to 12 months
The combined company will boast power plants in 14 countries with an estimated annual production of 4.1TWh
Equinor says digital solutions helped increase subsurface understanding, ensure more efficient start-up of wells, higher stable production and more efficient maintenance
Recoverable resources are estimated at up to almost 38m barrels of oil equivalent
The government proposes to initially implement the carbon capture technology at Norcem’s cement factory in Brevik
That’s according to the Senior Research Ecologist of the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research Roel May, who spoke to ELN about his research on the impact of wind turbines on birds
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