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Ekofisk is an oil
field in
block 2/4 of the
Norwegian sector of the
North Sea
about 320 km (200 mi)
southwest of Stavanger.
Discovered in 1969 by Phillips...
- The
Ekofisk Formation is a
geological formation of
Danian (lowermost Paleocene) age. It
forms the
uppermost part of the
Chalk Group in the
North Sea....
- the
North Sea on
December 23, 1969, at a
position that was
later named Ekofisk. On
August 30, 2002,
Conoco Inc.
merged with
Phillips Petroleum to form...
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crude oil
produced from the
Forties (added 2002),
Oseberg (added 2002),
Ekofisk (added 2007),
Troll (added 2018) oil
fields (also
known as the
BFOET Quotation)...
- the
Phillips Petroleum Company discovered petroleum resources at the
Ekofisk field west of Norway. In 1973, the
Norwegian government founded the State...
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Norwegian Ekofisk and ****ociated
fields in the
North Sea to the
United Kingdom and
natural gas to Germany. The
Norpipe oil
pipeline starts at the
Ekofisk 2/4-J...
- Tor was
initially routed by two
pipelines to
Ekofisk R. Subsequently, in 1998,
fluids were
routed to
Ekofisk 2/4 J. In 1989, a gas-lift
module was added...
- semi-submersible
drilling rig that, on 27
March 1980,
capsized in the
Ekofisk oil
field in the
North Sea,
killing 123 people. The
capsize was the worst...
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began in 1966 and then, in 1969,
Phillips Petroleum Company discovered the
Ekofisk oil
field distinguished by valuable, low-sulphur oil.
Commercial exploitation...
- worldwide, in
terms of
volume of
crude oil spilled. This took
place at the
Ekofisk Bravo platform,
located in the
Norwegian sector and
operated by Phillips...
