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Country summary: Norway
| Current deals: | 4 |
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| Completed deals: | 277 |
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Norway - recent news
| 13 Mar 26 |
SLB OneSubsea announces agreement to acquire subsea business of Envirex Group Global energy technology company SLB has announced that its OneSubsea™ joint venture has entered into an agreement to acquire the subsea business of Norway-based Envirex Group AS. As a result of the transaction, Envirex Group AS and their subsea business would become part of SLB OneSubsea. |
| 12 Mar 26 |
Norway: Geoex MCG commences reprocessing of the RDI MC2D dataset in the Norwegian Sea Geoex MCG has initiated Phase I (the Norwegian Sea) of the reprocessing programme for the Regional Deep Imaging (RDI) MC2D dataset in collaboration with RockWave. |
| 10 Mar 26 |
Norway: Archer secures a 3-year contract extension with major operator on the Norwegian continental shelf Archer has been awarded a 3-year contract extension with a major operator under a long-term frame agreement for the provision of wireline services. |
| 06 Mar 26 |
Norway: Equinor and Wellesley launch Joint Exploration Project to accelerate HPHT activity on the NCS Equinor and Wellesley Petroleum have agreed to establish a Joint Exploration Project (JEP) aimed at increasing high-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) exploration activity on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) and contributing to long-term production from existing infrastructure. |
| 05 Mar 26 |
Statkraft reports strong fourth quarter results and record-high production Statkraft delivered strong underlying results in the fourth quarter of 2025, driven by higher Nordic power prices and record-high production. For the full year, production exceeded 70 TWh for the first time, while continued cost reductions and portfolio focus reduced net debt and strengthened competitiveness. |
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