Aibel lands another Sverdrup contract

Norwegian subcontractor Aibel has won another order from major oil field Johan Sverdrup. The company has already been rewarded a previous order worth around USD 988 million.

BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN

Yet another Johan Sverdrup order has been awarded to Norwegian subcontractor Aibel, informs Statoil in a statement. On behalf of the partners in the major field, Statoil has awarded Aibel an order construct a converter station at Haugsneset which supply land-based electricity.

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