Asset Report
Kårstø
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Report summary
The Kårstø terminal in Norway is Europe's largest gas processing facility. The facility was built to facilitate gas flows from various fields in the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). The first fields to use the terminal were those connected via Statpipe. Currently there are around 30 fields that are connected to the terminal. The facility has the capacity to process 95 million m3 per day of rich gas, 12 million tonnes of NGL and light oil per year. Approximately 25% of ...
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary and key issues
- Summary
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Key issues
- Norwegian State ownership
- Long term throughput opportunities
- Kårstø Emissions Reduction project (KREm)
- K-Lab projects
- Location maps
- Development
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Throughput
- Tariffs
- Costs
- Fiscal and regulatory
Tables and charts
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- Key facts: Table 1
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