New Danish North Sea deal settled
The companies operating in the North Sea, including Maersk Oil, and a majority in the Danish parliament have agreed on a new deal for oil extraction in the North Sea. Maersk Oil is pleased with the agreement, which according to the company enables a full redevelopment of the Tyra gas field, which was otherwise facing closure.
BY RITZAU FINANS
Denmark's minister of finance Kristian Jensen (Danish Liberal Party, V) wrote on Twitter Wednesday evening CET that the government has settled a deal for the North Sea with the companies producing the oil in the region. The Ministry of Business wrote a similar statement.
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