Gina Krog Area
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- A reserves upgrade and a new discovery gives Gina Krog a boost
- Eirin gas field has been tied-back to Gina Krog
- Powered from shore since September 2023
- Gas reinjection will not restart
- Oil and condensate exports re-routed from 2024
- Equinor's FLX unit could deliver further reserve upside
- Nearby discoveries and upcoming exploration offer tie-in potential
- Unitisation
- Sub-commercial volumes
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Emissions
- Platform and FSO
- Power from shore
- Development drilling
- Liquids
- Gas
- Capital costs
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Decommissioning costs
- Gina Krog
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Operating costs
- Transportation costs
- Emission taxes
- Gas
- Liquids
- Cash Flow
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Participation
- Field characteristics
- Reserves (2P) at 01/01/2026
- Contingent Resources (2C) at 01/01/2026
- Production (2017-2026)
- Gina Krog Area production profile
- Pipeline summary
- Capital Costs Pre-2016 to 2024 (NKr million)
- Cash Flow (US$)
- PV Table (US$)
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What's included
This report contains:
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