The agency assumes that Johan Sverdrup need an oil price of $ 41 a barrel to break even, and believes that the value of the field is $ 11.2 billion, writes Stavanger Aftenblad. This corresponds to around 85 billion.
– The analysis is very consistent with the calculations we have done us now, says oil analyst Christopher Dahlberg Sparebank1 Markets said.
The fall in oil prices made that the value of the oil discovery has declined 40 percent in just six months, according to analysts.
– Our assessment of the value of Johan Sverdrup was up 18-19 billion dollars a year ago. Oil price fall has had tremendous impact, but Johan Sverdrup is still an amazing project, says Dahlberg said.
The plan for development and operation (PDO) of Johan Sverdrup was on Friday handed over to oil and energy Tord Lien (FRP ). The field is one of the largest found on the Norwegian shelf since the 1980s.
Statoil estimates that the field over 50 years will provide a total income of 1.350 billion, and that the first phase will generate 50,000 FTEs well . (© NTB)
No comments:
Post a Comment