Harbour is the largest international independent oil and gas company in the country, and we are the second largest exporter of natural gas. In 2024, our Norway business produced 178 kboepd on a pro forma basis.

Norway is Harbour’s largest producing country and accounts for over a third of our daily production. After the completion of the transaction where Harbour Energy acquired the Norwegian assets of Wintershall Dea, production averaged 158 kboepd from 3 September to 31 December 2024, contributing 52 kboepd to the Group’s full year production.

Our production is gas weighted and diversified across several key fields and export hubs providing multiple routes into the European gas markets.


Where we are active in Norway

View information on active operated and non-operated assets in Norway.

Vega

Operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Vega Harbour Energy 56.7%

Snøhvit

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Snøhvit (CO2 and petroleum) Equinor 2.81%

Photo credit: Operator, Equinor

Aasta Hansteen

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity Associated fields/discoveries
Aasta Hansteen Equinor 24% Irpa

Photo credit: Operator, Equinor

Skarv

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity Associated fields/discoveries
Skarv Aker BP 28.08% Ærfugl, Alve Nord, Idun Nord

Photo credit: Operator, Aker BP

Dvalin

Operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Dvalin Harbour Energy 55%
Dvalin North Harbour Energy 55%

Maria

Operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Maria Harbour Energy 50%

Njord

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity Associated fields/discoveries
Njord Equinor 50% Bauge, Hyme

Photo credit: Operator, Equinor

Nova

Operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Nova Harbour Energy 39%

Gjøa

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Gjøa Vår Energi 28.08%

Photo credit: Operator, Vår Energi

Edvard Grieg

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity Associated fields/discoveries
Edvard Grieg Aker BP 15% Solveig

Photo credit: Operator, Aker BP

Havstjerne CCS

Operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Havstjerne CCS Harbour 60%

Luna CCS

Operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Luna CCS Harbour 60%

Tampen Area

Non-operated

Asset Operator Harbour equity
Snorre Equinor  8.57%
Vigdis Equinor  2.80%
Tordis Equinor  2.80%
Statfjord Øst Equinor  1.40%
Sygna Equinor  1.26%

Photo credit: Operator, Equinor

Map of Norway

Our activities and subsea expertise

We operate four producing subsea fields in Norway, including Maria (50% interest), Dvalin (55% interest), Nova (39% interest) and Vega (56.7% interest). These are all tieback fields which utilise existing nearby infrastructure to process and export hydrocarbons.

Nova and Vega are tied back to the North Sea Gjøa platform (28% non-operated interest), which is our largest hub in Norway. In 2024 we were operator of the nearby Cuvette discovery (50%), and we hold a number of regional exploration licences including the non-operated Gjøa North and Ofelia discoveries. 

Other key hubs include the floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel, Skarv (28% non-operated interest), which is the host for several fields and developments in the Norwegian Sea. These include Alve Nord (20% non-operated interest) and Idun Nord (28% non-operated interest). Skarv continues to have significant development potential, including as a potential host for several Harbour discoveries, including Adriana and Sabina (38% operated interest) and Storjo (30% non-operated interest), which were all successfully appraised in 2024. Skarv is operated by Aker BP.

Aasta Hansteen (24% non-operated interest) is a major gas export hub in the Norwegian Sea. It is in the heart of a highly prospective area where Harbour holds a number of promising exploration licences and is the host for the Irpa (19% non-operated interest) development, which is due to come on-stream this decade. Aasta Hansteen is operated by Equinor.

Harbour is operator of the Maria field (50%) which is in the central part of the Norwegian Sea and in the vicinity of the Bergknapp discovery (40% operated interest). A major revitalisation of the Maria field, Maria Phase 2, is underway now, including a new four-well subsea tieback to existing infrastructure.

Additionally, Harbour has a 55% operated interest in the Dvalin field and the Dvalin North development, together the Dvalin Area. 

Harbour has further non-operated interests in a number of producing assets in Norway – for full details of our licence interests, see our worldwide licence interests page.

Worldwide licence interests

Harbour Energy Norge AS

Visiting address:
Jåttåflaten 27
4020 Stavanger
Norway

Tel: +47 51 82 24 00
Organisation number: 985 224 323

Postal address:
PO Box 230 Sentrum
4001 Stavanger
Norway


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