Faroe Petroleum斥资7000万美元收购五个挪威油气田

The company will through its Norwegian subsidiary DONG E&P Norge AS divest ownership shares in five producing Norwegian oil and gas fields the Ula field (20 percent working interest); two tie-back fields to Ula, namely: Tambar (45 percent working interest) and Tambar East Unit (37.8 percent working interest); Oselvar (55 percent working interest); and the Trym gas field (50 percent working interest). David Cook, Executive Vice President in DONG Energy, says: “This transaction is an important step towards optimizing our oil and gas asset portfolio with a focus on high quality, low-cost assets.”

In 2015, the five fields’ daily contribution was up to approximately 12,000 barrels of oil equivalent (boe). In total, DONG Energy’s oil and gas business produced approximately 112,000 boe per day in 2015. The production licenses are located in the southern part of the Norwegian sector of the North Sea. According to the buyer, Faroe Petroleum, the company will pay $70.2 million, and it is expected that the acquisition will be completed by the end of 2016.