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Johan Sverdrup work begins

WORK has begun on the industrial scale development of the $40 billion project Johan Sverdrup field in the Norwegian North Sea project with the Kvaerner metal worker Stian Myrvold Green starting up the machine that will cut the steel for the riser platform jacket for the field.

Haydn Black

"This is a special day. We've been working thoroughly for a long time making the preparations for this exciting and complex project," Statoil's Johan Sverdrup senior vice president Kjetel Digre said. ...

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