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Country summary: Norway
energy-pedia opportunities - Norway:
| Current deals: | 4 |
| Licensing articles: | 274 |
| Completed deals: | 277 |
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Norway - recent news
| 08 Oct 26 |
Norway: Equinor discovers gas at the Gullfaks South field Equinor and its partners have discovered gas at the Gullfaks South field. The exploration well was drilled as a sidetrack in connection with the drilling of a production well. |
| 07 Oct 26 |
Norway: Equinor has updated the cost estimate for Snøhvit Future On behalf of the partnership, Equinor has updated the cost estimate for Snøhvit Future to NOK 26.5 billion in 2026 value. The timetable for the project remains unchanged, with onshore compression planned to start in 2029 and electrification in 2030. |
| 04 Oct 26 |
Norway: Aker BP appoints new executive management team Aker BP has appointed a new executive management team, effective 1 January 2027. The new team will be organised around the company’s value chain, from exploration to production, to strengthen collaboration, reduce complexity and improve execution. |
| 30 Sep 26 |
Norway: Vår Energi ASA completes acquisition of Pandion Energy AS’ portfolio Vår Energi has completed the acquisition of selected assets and licences from Pandion Energy, as announced on 18 June 2026. |
| 25 Sep 26 |
Norway: Aker BP and its partners Equinor and DNO have drilled an appraisal well on the 'Verdandi' and 'Lillefix' discoveries in the North Sea Aker BP and its partners Equinor and DNO have drilled an appraisal well on the 'Verdandi' and 'Lillefix' discoveries in the North Sea. The well increases the projected discovery size. The companies are now considering the profitability and whether the discovery can potentially be tied back to the Symra field. |
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