Sval Energi AS
About
Sval Energy AS is a privately owned Norwegian energy company based in Stavanger and Oslo. The company is backed by the leading energy investor HitecVision.
Editor's note: Updated Dec. 30, 2020.
Headquarters Address
Norway
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Edison Sells Norway Upstream Assets for $300 Million to Focus on Energy Transition
Edison Sells Norway Upstream Assets for $300 Million to Focus on Energy Transition
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Aker BP’s Hanz Subsea Tieback Goes Onstream
AKER BP’s project marks the first time subsea production systems have been reused on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Vår Energi Hits Oil with Ringhorne North
Vår Energi’s North Sea discovery de-risks drilling prospects in the area and could be tied back to Balder area infrastructure.
Green Light for ConocoPhillips’ Eldfisk Nord
ConocoPhillips is expected to begin production at its Eldfisk Nord project before the first quarter ends.
NOD Approves Start-up for Aker BP’s Hanz Project
Aker BP expects production on the North Sea subsea tieback to begin production during the first quarter.
Subsea Tieback Round-Up, 2026 and Beyond
The second in a two-part series, this report on subsea tiebacks looks at some of the projects around the world scheduled to come online in 2026 or later.
Ministry Offers 62 Licenses Offshore Norway in APA 2023
Sixteen of the new awards from the Norwegian Offshore Directorate add acreage to existing production licenses.
Dvalin Field Back Onstream after Mercury Issues Resolved
Wintershall Dea’s Dvalin gas field in the Norwegian Sea had been offline since 2020.
Edison Sells Norway Upstream Assets for $300 Million to Focus on Energy Transition
Edison, owned by France's EDF, said the deal to Norwegian oil and gas group Sval Energi valued Edison Norge AS at $300 million, including debt.