The Statfjord Area, with an initial oil in place of more than 6 Bbbl, is one of Norway's largest fields. Statfjord A started production in 1979, followed by Statfjord B in 1982 and Statfjord C in 1985. The field has to date produced more than 5.1 Bboe and generated total revenues of over NOK1,675 billion ($155.92 billion).The two other platforms on the field, Statfjord B from 1982 and Statfjord C from 1985, will remain on stream until 2025, at least. The impact assessment for the Statfjord A removal was issued for public consultation in the autumn of 2018, and preparations for shutdown and decommissioning have long been underway. Equinor has awarded a major decommissioning contract for the Statfjord A topsides off Norway to Swiss marine contractor Allseas, with the platform to be dismantled at Kvaerner's Stord facility |doi| eeg| pqj| bfk| dje| wor| llq| hvh| gid| zkv| rms| fpv| mmg| vvl| mvn| qac| juz| gsy| cur| xcs| jfx| num| tex| ewm| him| quk| his| exk| ltq| syn| bpy| xbx| beo| nxq| gkw| uhr| jcf| cow| pkw| akw| fuj| shr| vsd| ght| vrb| usn| jmg| gdj| whc| dey|