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Europe upstream week in brief: DNO invests in up-and-coming North Sea player
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Welcome to the Europe upstream week in brief where we bring you quick, responsive opinion and analysis on all that's going on in European oil and gas. This week: Norway's oldest oil and gas company, DNO, adds to its North Sea portfolio by investing in Faroe Petroleum. We take a look at what the future looks like for both companies. In other news, Serica nears first production from its Columbus development and is good news on the cards for the Croatian sector as the MOL/INA buy-out progresses?
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- Faroe's production by PRMS category
- MOL's net remaining reserves
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- Offshore wells currently drilling by type and company
- E&A wells spud to date in 2018
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