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DNO Bulks Up in Norway with Acquisitions, Exploration Success
Oslo, 2 September 2024 - DNO ASA, the Norwegian oil and gas operator, today
announced the completion of the acquisition of stakes in five oil and gas
fields, including an operatorship, in the Norne area in the Norwegian Sea from
Vår Energi ASA. Following closing, DNO's wholly-owned subsidiary DNO Norge AS
holds interests in all producing and under development fields in the greater
Norne area, making it a core area for the Company on the Norwegian Continental
Shelf.
The transaction includes interests in four producing fields, Norne (6.9
percent), Skuld (11.5 percent), Urd (11.5 percent) and Marulk (20 percent and
operatorship) plus the ongoing Verdande development (10 percent). Prior to the
transaction, DNO held interests in Alve (32 percent), Marulk (17 percent), and
Andvare development (32 percent) in the Norne area.
https://newsweb.oslobors.no/message/626798
DNO Bulks Up in Norway with Acquisitions, Exploration Success
Oslo, 2 September 2024 - DNO ASA, the Norwegian oil and gas operator, today
announced the completion of the acquisition of stakes in five oil and gas
fields, including an operatorship, in the Norne area in the Norwegian Sea from
Vår Energi ASA. Following closing, DNO's wholly-owned subsidiary DNO Norge AS
holds interests in all producing and under development fields in the greater
Norne area, making it a core area for the Company on the Norwegian Continental
Shelf.
The transaction includes interests in four producing fields, Norne (6.9
percent), Skuld (11.5 percent), Urd (11.5 percent) and Marulk (20 percent and
operatorship) plus the ongoing Verdande development (10 percent). Prior to the
transaction, DNO held interests in Alve (32 percent), Marulk (17 percent), and
Andvare development (32 percent) in the Norne area.
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orum
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Adjusting for cash flow between effective transaction on 1 January 2024 and
completion on 30 August 2024, the net cash consideration paid by DNO was
approximately USD 24 million. The transfer of DNO's 22.6 percent interest in
Ringhorne East to Vår Energi, the other element of the swap, was completed on
the same date.
The transaction adds more than eight million barrels of oil equivalent (MMboe)
in reserves and resources net to DNO. In terms of production, the acquired
assets delivered approximately 3,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd)
in the first half of 2024, expected to rise to above 5,000 boepd in 2026 as the
Verdande contribution kicks in.
All fields in the Norne area are tied back to the Equinor-operated Norne FPSO
that came onstream in 1997. Oil produced in the area is loaded from the FPSO to
tankers for export, while gas is exported by pipeline through the Åsgard
Transport System. Planned hub lifetime extends to 2036. With its expanded area
position, DNO has stepped up studies of near-field exploration targets and
infill well opportunities.
Coming on the heels of DNO's acquisition of a 25 percent stake in UK's Arran
field completed in May, the new Norne assets will support a ramp-up in DNO North
Sea's production next year, together with the restart of Trym (DNO 50 percent
and operator) in the fourth quarter of 2024 and start-up of Andvare (DNO 32
percent) in 2025.
Meanwhile, DNO continues its active exploration in the North Sea with the
ongoing drilling of the combined Heisenberg appraisal and Angel exploration well
(DNO 49 percent). Followed by Ringand (DNO 20 percent) and Falstaff (DNO 50
percent and operator) which are expected to spud in September. DNO will today
submit one of the largest applications in the Company's history for the upcoming
APA 2024 licensing round, with awards expected during the first quarter of 2025.
Last year, the Company was the third most active exploration driller on the
Norwegian Continental Shelf in number of wells drilled and ranked second in
discovered volumes with an estimated 100 MMboe net to DNO. Having prioritized
near-infrastructure exploration, DNO has been an early mover in acquiring
substantial acreage positions in selected areas which have since become
hotspots.
Adjusting for cash flow between effective transaction on 1 January 2024 and
completion on 30 August 2024, the net cash consideration paid by DNO was
approximately USD 24 million. The transfer of DNO's 22.6 percent interest in
Ringhorne East to Vår Energi, the other element of the swap, was completed on
the same date.
The transaction adds more than eight million barrels of oil equivalent (MMboe)
in reserves and resources net to DNO. In terms of production, the acquired
assets delivered approximately 3,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd)
in the first half of 2024, expected to rise to above 5,000 boepd in 2026 as the
Verdande contribution kicks in.
All fields in the Norne area are tied back to the Equinor-operated Norne FPSO
that came onstream in 1997. Oil produced in the area is loaded from the FPSO to
tankers for export, while gas is exported by pipeline through the Åsgard
Transport System. Planned hub lifetime extends to 2036. With its expanded area
position, DNO has stepped up studies of near-field exploration targets and
infill well opportunities.
Coming on the heels of DNO's acquisition of a 25 percent stake in UK's Arran
field completed in May, the new Norne assets will support a ramp-up in DNO North
Sea's production next year, together with the restart of Trym (DNO 50 percent
and operator) in the fourth quarter of 2024 and start-up of Andvare (DNO 32
percent) in 2025.
Meanwhile, DNO continues its active exploration in the North Sea with the
ongoing drilling of the combined Heisenberg appraisal and Angel exploration well
(DNO 49 percent). Followed by Ringand (DNO 20 percent) and Falstaff (DNO 50
percent and operator) which are expected to spud in September. DNO will today
submit one of the largest applications in the Company's history for the upcoming
APA 2024 licensing round, with awards expected during the first quarter of 2025.
Last year, the Company was the third most active exploration driller on the
Norwegian Continental Shelf in number of wells drilled and ranked second in
discovered volumes with an estimated 100 MMboe net to DNO. Having prioritized
near-infrastructure exploration, DNO has been an early mover in acquiring
substantial acreage positions in selected areas which have since become
hotspots.
finx
I går kl 14:01
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Spretter snart oppover skulle en tro ,for ned vil den ikke uansett hvordan noen prøver.
Anywhere
I dag kl 15:41
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Litt ned vil DNO også, og nå er oljeprisen på årets laveste nivå, mens DNO sirkluerer nesten 30% over årets lavest nivå, så noe har skjedd i år:)
Jeg skal ikke klage på at all trade ble tatt ut stort sett over 12, og er litt kortsiktig olje-lunken. Samtidig så er det ikke alle mann til fracke-brønnene når oljeprisen presses, så mye mer oppstrøm blir det kanskje ikke på disse nivåene. Da er det de trauste med godt etablert produksjon som holder seg greit flytende.
Jeg skal ikke klage på at all trade ble tatt ut stort sett over 12, og er litt kortsiktig olje-lunken. Samtidig så er det ikke alle mann til fracke-brønnene når oljeprisen presses, så mye mer oppstrøm blir det kanskje ikke på disse nivåene. Da er det de trauste med godt etablert produksjon som holder seg greit flytende.
SPXL
I dag kl 16:03
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Nå står det overalt at olja skal ned pga overproduksjon og lavere etterspørsel spesielt fra Kina. Ting snur fort og nå ser det også mørkere ut for Dno med lavere oljepris. En export via røret har vel heller aldri vært så langt unna som nå, vil nok se Dno på 10tallet om kort tid.
DBirkeland
I dag kl 17:16
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Ene dagen er det overproduksjon, neste dag er det mangel :)
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Kongmao
I dag kl 18:48
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Oljeprisen er ikke lett å forstå en dag der 2 skip blir angrepet utenfor yemen, Libya sin oljeproduksjon er ned 70%, oljelagerne er lave, jevnlig angrep på russisk olje og gass industri. Kina sin industri er kanskje litt dempet og kanskje russisk olje må kanskje dumpes i markedet siden oljelager og raffinerier blir angrepet ukentlig nesten daglig.
Olje og gass behovet er slik jeg forstår det ikke så veldig fallende slik jeg forstår det, men prisene tvinges kanskje ned mot amrikansk valget?
Olje og gass behovet er slik jeg forstår det ikke så veldig fallende slik jeg forstår det, men prisene tvinges kanskje ned mot amrikansk valget?
Fluefiskeren
I dag kl 18:52
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Den falt nok i dag på redsel for økt produksjon fra OPEC og potensiell løsning på konflikten i Libya.
Kongmao
I dag kl 19:11
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Ja, de bruker vel bare opec som unnskyldning? Jeg har forstått det slik at opec har gitt sier de ikke øker dersom det er overproduksjon.