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Aker Solutions has signed a frame agreement with Tullow Ghana Limited to provide well intervention services for the oil company's Jubilee and Tano deepwater fields offshore Ghana, West Africa.
The Indian Supreme Court has cancelled 122 cellular phone licences granted by the Government of India in 2008, including 22 licences to Uninor, a daughter of Norway's Telenor.
Statoil, together with its Luva field partners, has selected a Spar platform to develop the field. As a gas transport solution has also been decided, a major step has now been taken towards deep-water production in the Norwegian Sea.
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced NOK 6 million in funding towards a Norwegian–Russian petroleum technology assessment project for the Arctic region.
Norwegian Statoil and its partners on the Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea have increased the reserves estimate by 20 billion standard cubic metres of gas. (Photo: Melkøya gas terminal)
This week's report by an expert group stating that building a new network for high speed trains in Southern Norway would be feasible, has been met wiith opposition across party lines, also in the coalition government.
Low cost airline Norwegian has announced that it has ordered 222 new aircraft from both Boeing and Airbus, at a total cost of NOK 127 bilion, to be delivered from 2016 onward.
Norwegian oil company Statoil has been awarded ownership interests in eleven production licences on the Norwegian shelf. Statoil will be the operator in eight of the licences.
As part of the already planned cost reductions in the new strategic platform 4Excellence, the Nordic airline SAS will reduce the number of full-time positions in the administration with 300.
