Europe upstream week in brief: Statoil acquires Total's operated Norwegian assets for US$1.45 billion
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Table of contents
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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
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Offshore proposed wells by operator
- Spuds to date by basin
- Offshore wells drilling by operator
- Statoil's net Norwegian production
- Total's net Norwegian capital and operating costs per year
- Fact of the week
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