Equinor bags almost two dozen new Norwegian production licences
Energy giant Equinor has announced it has snapped up almost two dozen new production licenses in the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
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Equinor’s new grade of North Sea crude popular in Asian oil market
A new grade of North Sea crude produced by Norwegian energy giant Equinor is seeping into the Asian oil market at pace, reports suggest.
Equinor gets ‘early start’ on North Sea production at Johan Sverdrup
Oil giant Equinor has announced start of production at its giant Johan Sverdrup project in the Norwegian section of the North Sea.
Equinor announces early Sverdrup start-up alongside £4bn share buy-back
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has announced the early start up of its Johan Sverdrup field alongside the announcement of a £4 billion share buy-back.
Equinor granted start-up at Johan Sverdrup field
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has been given the go-ahead to start-up its Johan Sverdrup project in the North Sea by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD).
Equinor completes £600m sale of stake in Lundin Petroleum
Norwegian energy firm Equinor has announce it has completed the sale of Swedish exploration oil and gas company Lundin Petroleum.
Equinor divests Lundin interest for increased Sverdrup stake
Norweigian oil giant Equinor has divested a 16% shareholding in Lundin Petroleum for an increased stake in the Johan Sverdrup field.
Equinor to lead future North Sea production, report claims
Norwegian energy giant Equinor is to lead North Sea production over the next seven years, according to a new report.
Lundin beefs up Luno II stake with Equinor deal
Swedish oil firm Lundin Petroleum will acquire Equinor's entire 15% in the Norwegian licence containing the Luno II discovery.
Increased oil volumes found by Lundin at Rolvsnes
Lundin Petroleum subsidiary, Lundin Norway AS, has announced increased oil volumes from the successful completion of an appraisal well at the Rolvsnes discovery.
Lundin says drilling lifts Edvard Grieg estimates by 47%
Swedish oil firm Lundin Petroleum has upgraded reserves on the Norwegian North Sea Edvard Grieg field following a development drilling campaign.
Equinor could pump 35 million barrels from new North Sea well
Equinor said today that its new North Sea oil discovery could contain up to 35 million barrels of oil.
Lundin hit by $69m foreign exchange loss in Q4
Swedish oil firm Lundin Petroleum said today that it will recognise a net foreign exchange loss of about $69million in the fourth quarter.
Hurri well in Barents Sea came up dry, Lundin says
Swedish oil firm Lundin said today that the Hurri exploration well in the Barents Sea was a dud.
Inpex buys into company’s first Norwegian project
Japanese firm Inpex has agreed to buy a 40% stake in a licence in the Barents Sea from Bayerngas.
Lundin reports record first half production
Swedish oil and gas firm Lundin Petroleum has reported record first half production.
Sweden’s Lundin warns of impairment write down in Q2
Swedish oil firm Lundin Petroleum warned today that it will book exploration costs and impairment charges of about $35million in its second quarter results.
Lundin Petroleum told to improve electrics on Edvard Grieg platform
Lundin Petroleum has been ordered to make several improvements to the electrical equipment at its Edvard Grieg platform.
North Energy sells last Norwegian licence
North Energy has sold its last remaining licence on the Norwegian Continental Shelf to Lundin Petroleum.
Lundin sells part of Brynhild field stake
Swedish firm Lundin Petroleum has entered in to a sales and purchase agreement with CapeOmega to divest a 39% working interest in the Brynhild field.
North Sea set for £30bn investment in new projects over next three years, report says
Operators will spend nearly £30billion on new North Sea projects over the next three years, with Norway's Statoil leading the way, a new report said.
Norway confirms Lundin’s Barents Sea find
Norway today confirmed Lundin Petroleum's new oil discovery in the Barents Sea.
What oil crisis? Arctic exploration off Norway set for record
Explorers look set to drill a record number of wells in Norway’s Arctic waters this year, undeterred by oil prices apparently stuck below $60 a barrel.
Lundin spins-off assets, creates new company
Lundin Petroleum today confirmed it had sliced off part of its assets to create a new company.
Lundin Norway granted drilling permission for wildcat
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted Lundin Norway AS a drilling permit for a wildcat well around three kilometres west of the Edvard Grieg platform.