The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate grants OMV and Neptune Energy well permits
The permits, for wells off the coast of Norway, have been granted based upon the petroleum resource act paragraph 13.
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The permits, for wells off the coast of Norway, have been granted based upon the petroleum resource act paragraph 13.
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The system, which comprises of 1300 t of equipment and stands at 40 metres tall, will enable riser and riserless based well intervention activities in water depths up to 1500 m.
Equinor will retain 49% interest in the project, and Shell will become the new operator of the field. To reflect this change, Equinor and Shell have agreed to rename the North Platte development to the Sparta development.
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The company will use the funds for the purchase of its third rig.
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