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Equinor Targets 2028 Startup for $412 Million Troll Gas Expansion

Equinor and its partners are pouring 4 billion Norwegian crowns—roughly $412 million—into a new subsea project at the Troll gas field. The investment aims to sustain the Norwegian Continental Shelf’s role as a primary energy pillar for the European Union, with production from the development slated to begin in 2028.

Equinor Targets 2028 Startup for $412 Million Troll Gas Expansion

The project, dubbed TWIN, represents the third stage of the Troll Phase 3 initiative, designed to extract approximately 11 billion standard cubic meters of gas from the Troll West reservoir. This development follows the second step of the same phase, which is expected to come online this year to maintain output levels at the Troll A platform and Kollsnes facility through 2030.

Norway solidified its position as Europe’s leading gas supplier following the 2022 supply shifts triggered by the war in Ukraine. Equinor’s strategy focuses on maximizing recovery from established assets to meet ongoing demand. Gunnar Nakken, senior vice president for projects and subsea Norway, emphasized that the company must modernize its execution to remain competitive. The firm aims to halve costs and development timelines for subsea projects, targeting a deployment rate of six to eight new developments annually by 2035. This announcement arrives shortly after Equinor confirmed plans to advance the Johan Sverdrup oilfield to its fourth phase following successful appraisal drilling.

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