Johan Sverdrup field is located in licenses 265, 501 and 502, and extends over approximately 180 square kilometers.
Licensees in PL 265 : Statoil (operator, 40 percent), Petoro (30 percent), the Norwegian oil company (20 percent) and Lundin Petroleum (10 percent).
Licensees in PL 501 : Lundin (operator, 40 percent), Statoil (40 percent) and Maersk Oil (20 percent)
Licensees PL 502 : Statoil (operator, 44.44 percent), Petoro (33.33 percent) and the Norwegian oil company (22.22 percent)
• Johan Sverdrup located on the Utsira High in the North Sea, 155 kilometers west of Stavanger
• Water depth is 110-120 meters, the reservoir is located at about 1900 meters and stretches over 200 km2
• It will be developed in phases and the first phase includes a field center, wells, export solutions for oil and gas, and power supply from land
• Oil from the field will be piped to Mongstad terminal in Hordaland
• The gas will be led to the Prime Pipe and further to the processing plant Kårstø north of Stavanger
• Daily production phase one estimated at 315.000 to 380.000 barrels
• Full production is estimated at 550.000 to 650.000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, which will account for about 40% of oil production on the Norwegian continental shelf
• According EIA will total production revenue over 50 years will be 1350 billion NOK and corporation to the Norwegian State are estimated at 670 billion NOK
• The development of the first phase looks believed to generate around 51,000 FTEs, this is 22,000 FTEs expected by suppliers and about 12,000 FTEs in their sub suppliers.
• In the operational phase calculations show that an average will generate 2,700 FTEs and by full field development 3400 years.
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