• Marathon Oil Corp. plans to sell its 50% equity interest in Clam Petroleum BV in the Netherlands to Burlington Resources Inc. for $100 million, which includes $15 million for working capital. The assets include production from 25 gas fields that provided net sales of 25 million cu. ft. of gas per day in 2002. Burlington will own 100% of Clam. • Perenco plans to acquire a package of U.K. southern North Sea gas production assets from BG Group Plc for $135 million in cash. The assets include interests in the Inde and Leman joint facilities, onshore processing facilities at Bacton in north Norfolkin and 11 nonoperated fields: Indefatigable, and South West Inde, Bessemer, Bell, Baird, Beaufort, Brown, East Leman, Boyle, Davy and North Davy. Proved reserves are estimated at 25.2 million BOE and production in 2002 was 93 million cu. ft. of gas per day. • Norway's Statoil ASA acquired 50% stakes in two Norwegian North Sea production licenses from Enterprise Oil Norge, a subsidiary of Norske Shell, a unit of Royal Dutch/ Shell. The assets cover licenses 001B and 028B at blocks 16/1 and 25/10. Esso, a unit of ExxonMobil Corp. holds the other 50% in the two licenses. Additional details weren't disclosed. • Talisman Energy Norge AS plans to acquire an operated interest in the Norwegian Gyda Field, associated facilities, adjacent acreage and tax pools from BP Norge AS for $123 million. The assets include a 61% working interest in License PL 019B, comprising blocks 2/1 and 7/12, and containing the Gyda Field and platform facilities; 61% of the Gyda gas export pipeline (43 kilometers, 12-inch to the Ekofisk platform); a 45% working interest in Licence PL 019C within block 2/1, containing the Kark prospect; and tax pools with an estimated undiscounted value of $56 million. • Petronas Carigali Overseas has acquired a 40.375% working interest in Block 5A, Sudan, from Lundin Petroleum AB, Stockholm, Sweden, wholly owned subsidiary Lundin Sudan BV for US$142.5 million. The block contains the undeveloped Thar Jath Field with gross proven and probable oil reserves of 149.1 million bbl. (60.2 million bbl. net to Lundin). Lundin Petroleum will retain its 24.5% in Block 5B in southern Sudan. • Galaxy Energy Corp., Denver, plans to acquire Pannonian International Ltd., Denver. Pannonian holds gas and coalbed-methane interests in Europe including 21,000 acres in the Jiu Valley, Romania.