Norwegian compromise takes Johan Sverdrup into account
The conduction of electricity from on land to the Johan Sverdrup field, which includes Statoil and Maersk Oil, must not delay the project, says the Norwegian Energy and Environmental Committee.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
Norwegian Parliament's Energy and Environmental Committee has agreed that the entire so-called Utsirahøyde formation will be supplied with electricity from land. This should happen as quickly as possible, and by no later than 2022, said the committee after a meeting Wednesday night.
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