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Europe upstream week in brief: Statoil sanctions giant Johan Castberg development

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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 sanctions giant Johan Castberg development; Maersk Oil sanctions Denmark's US$3.3 billion Tyra redevelopment; Good news for EnQuest as Magnus deal completes and production ramps up at flagship Kraken development; and Lundin Petroleum spuds final Barents exploration well of 2017 on Hurri prospect.

Table of contents

    • Johan Castberg gets the go-ahead
    • Maersk Oil sanctions Denmark's US$3.3 billion Tyra redevelopment
    • Christmas comes early for EnQuest as Magnus deal completes and Kraken production ramps up
    • Lundin Petroleum spuds final Barents exploration well of 2017 on Hurri prospect
    • European backing for Romania'sAna and Doina project
    • Pandion Energy takes 10% in Valhall and Hod from Aker BP
    • Proposed export routes for Bulgaria
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This report includes 7 images and tables including:

  • Offshore proposed wells by operator
  • Spuds to date by basin
  • Offshore wells drilling by operator
  • Danish production outlook
  • Cash flows from the Magnus field 2017-2025
  • Capital costs, cash flows and production from Magnus 2017-2025
  • Fact of the week

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