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First Johan Sverdrup Topside Installed

April 26, 2018

The riser platform is one of four platforms that make up the field centre on the Johan Sverdrup field in Phase 1 of the project Photo credit Statoil

All the pieces of the platform puzzle were lifted in place by the heavy-lift vessel Thialf. (Photo Woldcam - Roar Lindefjeld Bo Randulff Statoil)

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