Norway Approves Chrysaor's North Sea Oil Stake

Posted by Michelle Howard
Monday, October 29, 2018

Norway has approved British oil firm Chrysaor's purchase of a 15 percent stake in the North Sea Grevling oil discovery, the Ministry of oil and energy said on Monday.

It was Chrysaor's first stake in the Nordic country, and the company has said it eventually aims to become a field operator in Norway, according to the ministry.

Norwegian oil firm OKEA has a 55-percent stake in Grevling, while state-owned Petoro holds 20 percent.

Reporting by Terje Solsvik

Categories: Offshore Energy North Sea

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