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Home›Subsea›Dong E&P Norge Gets Consent to Use Subsea Facility and Pipeline on Oselvar Field
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February 29, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Dong E&P Norge Gets Consent to Use Subsea Facility and Pipeline on Oselvar Field

Dong E&P Norge AS has received consent to use a subsea facility and pipeline on the Oselvar field. The Oselvar field is located southwest of Ula and northwest of Ekofisk. The field was discovered in 1991 and is part of production licences 274 and 274CS. Water depth at the site is approx. 72 metres.

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Dong E&P Norge AS has received consent to use a subsea facility and pipeline on the Oselvar field.

The Oselvar field is located southwest of Ula and northwest of Ekofisk. The field was discovered in 1991 and is part of production licences 274 and 274CS.

Water depth at the site is approx. 72 metres.

The plan is to start production on 1 April 2012.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , February 29, 2012; Image: PSA

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