Wintershow Dea makes major oil and gas discoveries in the Norwegian Sea

According to a report from the US drilling website on May 21, Dea, the leading independent oil and gas company in Europe, Wintershal, Germany, announced that the company has recently made major oil and gas discoveries in the Dvalin North prospect in the Haltenbanken area of ​​the Norwegian Sea.

Wintershow Dea emphasized that Dvalin North was found to be just over 7 miles away from the Dvalin oil and gas field it operates, and its total reserves are estimated to be between 71 million barrels and 157 million barrels of oil equivalent.

The Dvalin North prospect is the first well in the two well exploration and evaluation project of Dea Wintershal in the Haltenbanken area.

Hugo Dijkgraaf, the chief technology officer of Wintershow Dea and member of the executive board responsible for global exploration operations, said in a company statement: "The area where the discovery is located has both operational infrastructure and non-operational infrastructure.

He added: "This major discovery supports our strategy of investing primarily in infrastructure-led exploration activities.

Dijkgraaf said, "Norway is one of our core areas of revenue growth.

Alv Solheim, General Manager of Dea Norway, Wintershow, said: "With the discovery of Maria, Dvalin, and now Dvalin North, the Haltenbanken area has become the strategic core area of ​​Wintershow Dea in Norway.

According to its website, Wintershoe Dea is Europe's leading independent gas and oil company.

　　Li Jun compiled from the U.

　　The original text is as follows:

　　Wintershall Dea Makes Significant Discovery

　　Wintershall Dea has announced that it has made a significant gas, condensate, and oil discovery at the Dvalin North prospect in the Haltenbanken area of ​​the Norwegian Sea.

　　The Dvalin North find, which is just over seven miles from the company's operated Dvalin field, is estimated to hold combined resources of between 71 million and 157 million barrels of oil equivalent, Wintershall highlighted.

　　Dvalin North is the first well of a two well exploration and appraisal program for Wintershall Dea in the Haltenbanken area.

　　“The discovery is in an area with existing operated as well as non-operated infrastructure,” Hugo Dijkgraaf, Wintershall Dea's chief technology officer and the company's responsible executive board member for global exploration, said in a company statement.

　　"This important find supports our strategy of primarily investing in infrastructure-led exploration activity which will yield synergies with existing fields," he added.

　　"Norway is one of our core areas for growth.

　　Alv Solheim, the managing director of Wintershall Dea Norge, said, “with Maria, Dvalin, and now this discovery in Dvalin North, the Haltenbanken area has emerged as a strategic core area for Wintershall Dea in Norway”.

　　"The next step will be to turn these discoveries into producing fields.
This find secures our position in the area and promises to support more activity in the years to come," Solheim added.

　　According to its website, Wintershall Dea is Europe's leading independent natural gas and oil company.
The business is headquartered in Kassel and Hamburg, in Germany, and explores for, and produces, gas and oil in 13 countries.