據路透社6月11日報道，挪國油Equinor和Aker BP公司周四表示，已經就如何聯合開發挪威海岸最大的剩余油氣儲量達成了協議。

Krafla、Fulla和Alvheim北部地區油氣儲量預計超5億桶，這些資源將接受雙方聯合投資開發，預計2022年開始建造平臺和設備。

這兩家公司長期以來一直在開發問題上陷入僵局，現在也沒有提供具體投產日期，和開發該油田的成本估算。

就在這一突破性進展宣布的幾天前，挪威議會同意對石油行業實施一系列臨時減稅措施，以刺激投資并拯救當前的石油行業就業危機。

王佳晶 摘譯自 路透社

原文如下：

Norwegian oil firms finally agree offshore development plan

Equinor and Aker BP have struck a deal on how to jointly develop one of the largest remaining oil and gas reserves off the coast of Norway, the companies said on Thursday.

The Krafla, Fulla and North of Alvheim area, estimated to contain more than 500 million barrels of oil equivalent, will be subject to joint investment, with the construction of platforms and equipment expected to begin in 2022.

The companies, which have long been gridlocked over the development, did not present a startup date for production or an estimate for the cost of developing the field.

The plan consists of a processing platform in the southern part operated by Aker BP and an unmanned processing platform in the north operated by Equinor, with options for several smaller satellite units that can feed into those main units.

The breakthrough was announced just days after Norway’s parliament agreed to a set of temporary tax cuts for the oil industry in a bid to spur investment and save jobs threatened by cost cuts amid the coronavirus pandemic.