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By Anthony O. Goriainoff Aker BP said production at the Alvheim offshore field has restarted, but that the unplanned downtime at the North Sea field means...

The downtime resulted from a malfunction in new equipment installed during maintenance activities in the previous quarter, causing a deferral of approximately one month in production from the Alvheim area.

Norway still has vast proven natural gas resources without development plans, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) said on Wednesday, urging exploration companies to find ways of producing it despite technological challenges.

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With KEG in production, CO2 emissions per bbl will be significantly reduced and oil production from the Alvheim FPSO substantially increased.

Outages at three major Norwegian facilities on June 13 and the resulting spike in European gas prices highlighted the continent’s now significant reliance on Norway’s gas and its vulnerability to supply shocks. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 7]

Norways Aker BP has made a much bigger than expected oil discovery in the Yggdrasil area of the North Sea, the energy company reported on Thursday.

Cognite, a global leader in industrial software, in a joint effort with Aker BP, today announced it has successfully achieved DNV-RP-A204 compliance.

Although Europe seemed to be dedicated to phasing out fossil fuels, the war in Russia and Ukraine has led to new investments in oil and gas.

Along with several measures to increase efficiency and recovery, these development projects will enable Aker BP's oil and gas production to grow from around 400,000bpd in 2022 to around 525,000bbl in 2028.