Oil & Gas

Photo: Christian Thomassen.

On November 28th, key industry participants from both Chinese and Norwegian companies joined in a seminar discussing opportunities for cooperation between Norway and China in the LNG-sector. Read more

Monday, November 28th key industry participants from both Chinese and Norwegian companies has been invited to participate in the Seminar; LNG – A Green Fuel for the Future: Opportunities for cooperation between Norway and China. Read more

Photo: Anthony Veder.

Norwegian companies are well positioned to support Chinese companies in the rapidly developing LNG industry, including regasification and maritime technologies. This is one of the findings of a study exploring the opportunities for cooperation between Norway and China in the LNG sector. The report will be presented at a seminar in Shanghai November 28, 2011. Read more

This summer Statoil ended its operatorship of the oil field Lufeng 22-1 in the South China Sea. Lufeng was Statoil’s first overseas operatorship and turned out a success story, both in terms of production, safety and emissions. The finalization of the project was marked at a "mission completion"-ceremony in Shenzhen November 26 2009. Read more

In October 2008, Seadrill supplied the drilling rig West Hercules to the Liwan oilfield in Southern China, exploring the deep waters there for oil and natural gas that the future development of Southern China relies on.   Read more

Photo: Statoil.

Twenty billion barrels of oil have been pumped up from the Norwegian continental shelf since production started in June 1971. It all began at the Ekofisk field, which in 2006 is Norway's most productive oil and gas field and a national cultural heritage monument. Read more