Equinor and its partners have announced a Nkr13bn ($1.2bn) investment for the Johan Sverdrup Phase III project in the ...

Equinor and partners have committed $1.3 billion to the Phase 3 expansion of the Johan Sverdrup oilfield to sustain high ...

Equinor ASA EQNR, a Norwegian integrated energy company, announced that it has approved an investment of $1.29 billion (13 billion NOK) for the Johan Sverdrup field in the Norwegian Sea. The company, ...

The newly sanctioned project aims to increase recoverable volumes at the oil field offshore Norway by 40-50 MMboe through the ...

Johan Sverdrup is expected to reach plateau production in the summer of 2020. Daily production during the first phase of the Johan Sverdrup development is estimated at 440,000 bpd, while peak ...

TechnipFMC plc FTI has been awarded a significant contract by Equinor EQNR for the Johan Sverdrup Phase 3 development in the Norwegian North Sea. This integrated Engineering, Procurement ...

Equinor ASAEQNR and other partners of Johan Sverdrup have submitted the development plan for the second phase of the project to the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy. The full-field ...

At the plateau, the Equinor-operated (EQNR) Johan Sverdrup field will produce 720,000 barrels of oil per day, aiming to rise to 755,000 barrels per day.

Johan Sverdrup valuation also needs another relook and my last coverage pegged per barrel valuation at $6.75. This was based on average analyst valuation of Johan Sverdrup at $3.5 to $10.0 per ...

Investors may be underestimating the value of the Johan Sverdrup field discovered off Norway last year, Lundin Petroleum chief executive Ashley Heppenstall said on Wednesday.

OSLO—Norway’s Statoil ASA said on Monday that the giant Johan Sverdrup oil field in the North Sea could generate revenue of 1.35 trillion Norwegian kroner ($199.21 billion) over the next five ...

The Johan Sverdrup discovery, Norway’s biggest in 30 years, has benefited from the slump in oil prices as government-controlled . Statoil has been able to squeeze costs from suppliers.