Johan Sverdrup dispute flares up again
The Norwegian Labor Party is concerned, that Norway has sold out of the country's assets to, among others, Maersk Oil, in the dispute over the Johan Sverdrup field. The five partners are now once again summoned to an emergency meeting with the Norwegian Minister of Petroleum and Energy.
BY MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN, ENERGIWATCH
After a three-week truce between the partners in the huge Norwegian oil field Johan Sverdrup, the discussion of distributing the assets has flared up again.
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