Norway
As a result of its acquisition of the Wintershall Dea asset portfolio in 2024, Harbour Energy is one of the largest oil and gas producers on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Norway accounts for over a third of our daily production, making it the largest producing country in our portfolio.
For full details of our licence interests in Norway, see our worldwide licence interests page.
Norway accounts for over a third of our daily production, making it the largest producing country in our portfolio.
For full details of our licence interests in Norway, see our worldwide licence interests page.
show lessOur Norway activities
Dvalin Area
Dvalin is a natural gas field discovered in 2010 and brought into production in July 2023. Nearby operated discoveries include Adriana/Sabina and Dvalin North. The latter is currently being developed for production. LINK to Dvalin page.
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Maria Area
The Maria Area is located in the central part of the Norwegian Sea and consists of the Maria field and the Bergknapp discovery – both of which are operated by Harbour Energy.
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Gjøa Hub
Located in the northern North Sea, Gjøa is one of our core hubs in Norway and includes the Harbour Energy operated Vega and Nova satellite fields.
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Skarv Hub
As a major producer and a hub for new field development and exploration activity, Skarv is one of Harbour Energy's most important assets in Norway.
Image credit: Øyvind Gravås, Woldcam / Aker BP
Njord Hub
Njord is an oil and gas field which restarted production after major upgrades in 2022.
Image credit: Even Kleppa, Woldcam / Equinor
Aasta Hansteen Hub
Aasta Hansteen is located in the northern part of the Norwegian Sea and is currently the most deepwater field development on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Image credit: Woldcam / Equinor
Other non-operated assets
We have further non-operated interests in numerous assets in Norway including the Edvard Grieg and Snorre hubs.
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Exploration licences
Further details of the exploration licences held in Norway.
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