Equinor expands onshore presence in Russia with new acquisition
Norwegian company Equinor has acquired a 49% interest in the limited liability company KrasGeoNaC (KGN) to expand its onshore presence in Russia.
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Norwegian company Equinor has acquired a 49% interest in the limited liability company KrasGeoNaC (KGN) to expand its onshore presence in Russia.
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OE Staff Credit: Equinor Norwegian oil and gas firm Equinor has increased its presence in the Russian onshore oil and gas assets, and has pulled out from offshore commitments in the Sea of Okhotsk on the Russian Far East. In an agreement with the Russian oil company Rosneft, Equinor has acquired a 49% interest in the limited liability company LLC KrasGeoNaC (KGN) which holds twelve conventional onshore exploration and production licenses in Eastern Siberia. One of these twelve licenses, the North Danilovsky development, started production in July this...