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Statoil bets on Barents Sea oil hunt in 2017

Statoil hopes that the oil company will be able to drill for oil in the Barents Sea by as early as 2017, says the group in relation to a new license tender on the Norwegian Shelf, where new areas are in play.

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BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
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