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Equinor's Martin Linge Field Costs Rise Again, Start-up Delayed

October 8, 2018

Martin Linge utility module installation by the heavy-lift vessel "Thialf" in July this year. (Photo: Jan Arne Wold and Bo B. Randulff / Equinor ASA)

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