Eksempler på bruk av Johan sverdrup discovery på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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The oil is not in communication with the Johan Sverdrup discovery.
The Johan Sverdrup discovery in 2011 turned out to be one of the biggest Norwegian finds ever.
This discovery is located northwest of the Johan Sverdrup discovery.
The Johan Sverdrup discovery indicates that there is more oil and less gas in the area than estimated in 2010.
And goes on to explain how Diskos contributed to the Johan Sverdrup discovery.
The Johan Sverdrup discovery has resulted in new interest in this most extensively surveyed area of the shelf.
The discoveries become smaller,until we see a new jump with the Johan Sverdrup discovery in 2010.
The Johan Sverdrup discovery is also expected to be developed using multiple production installations resting on the seabed.
Like the previous year,this activity has mainly revolved around defining the Johan Sverdrup discovery, proven in 2010.
The Johan Sverdrup discovery marked the beginning of what was clearly Norway's largest industrial project in recent years.
Further strengthening our resources, as the Espevær appraisal well increased the volume estimates in the former Aldous,now Johan Sverdrup discovery.
Geitungen was drilled approximately three kilometres north of the Johan Sverdrup discovery and was defined as a separate prospect in the licence PL 265.
After this, the resource growth curve levels off somewhat; in other words, the discoveries become smaller,until we see a new jump with the Johan Sverdrup discovery in 2010.
Exploration well 16/2-18S was operated by Statoil andis located west of the Johan Sverdrup discovery, approximately nine kilometres west of discovery well 16/2-6 and three kilometres west of appraisal well 16/2-14.
Det norske oljeselskap ASA has as a 20 per cent partner in PL 265, made a small oil discovery in exploration well 16/2-18S,drilled on the Cliffhanger North prospect west of the main bounding fault for the Johan Sverdrup discovery.
A good example is the giant Johan Sverdrup discovery made in the North Sea as recently as 2010, which turned out to be one of the five biggest oil fields on the Norwegian continental shelf with expected resources of between 1.7 and 3.0 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
Mapping the reservoir in the Johan Sverdrup discovery represents one of the main challenges as there are significant variations in reservoir quality and thickness in various parts of the discovery”, says Gro Haatvedt, senior vice president exploration Norway.
We are involved in the giant discovery Johan Sverdrup, one of the largest discoveries ever on the Norwegian continental shelf.
The APA licensing rounds have also given rise to significant discoveries in mature areas,such as the giant oil discovery Johan Sverdrup a few years back.
We were also involved in Johan Sverdrup, a discovery on a par with the very biggest fields on the NCS, and in the Skrugard/Havis finds, which confirm the Barents Sea as an oil province.
It was Rønnevik who came up with the key to crack the code for the Utsira High,a feat which culminated in the discovery of Johan Sverdrup- a field expected to contain resources of 2.2- 3.2 billion barrels of oil, and which is among the largest on the Norwegian shelf.
Major new discoveries like Johan Sverdrup, Skrugard and Havis would normally have entailed a downward adjustment of the undiscovered resources.
On the NCS, the world class discoveries of Johan Sverdrup and Johan Castberg has given the shelf a future far beyond what many imagined.