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Europe upstream week in brief: Statoil acquires Total's operated Norwegian assets for US$1.45 billion
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Report summary
Welcome to the Europe 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 includes: Statoil acquires Total's operated Norwegian assets fo US$1.45 billion; in a world first, the UK government is set to introduce transferable tax history in a bid to unlock M&A; and Wintershall and DEA are discussing a new global joint venture.
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What you need to know
- Big deals keep on rolling – Total sells operated Norway assets to Statoil
- UK Budget 2017, green light to transferring tax histories is a world first
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In other news
- Lundin announces sub-commercial discovery in the Barents
- New JV on the cards for Wintershall and DEA?
- Albanian Government approves Pennine Petroleum PSA
- Prospex success and drilling update
- Meet our team
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Tables and charts
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Offshore proposed wells by operatorSpuds to date by basinOffshore wells drilling by operator
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Statoil's net Norwegian productionTotal's net Norwegian capital and operating costs per yearFact of the week
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