Equinor Agrees to Buy Sval Energi's 11.8% Stake in Halten East Unit
11.07.2024 By Tank Terminals - NEWS

November 07, 2024 [Reuters]- Norway’s Equinor said on Thursday it has agreed to buy Sval Energi’s 11.8% stake in the ongoing offshore development Halten East Unit in the Norwegian Sea, increasing the company’s ownership to 69.5%.

 

The recoverable reserves in Halten East are estimated to be around 100 million barrels of oil equivalents, of which approximately 60% is gas that will be exported to Europe via Kaarstoe in south-western Norway.

Equinor is the operator of the Halten East Unit, in which Var Energi owns a 24.6% stake while Norwegian state-owned oil firm Petoro has 5.9%.

 

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