Fire in a shaft Lille-Frigg – under water

April 4, 2018July 21, 2020 by trude

Shutdown of North-East Frigg

by Trude Meland, Norwegian Petroleum Museum

After just under 10 years of operation, North-East Frigg ceased production on 8 May 1993.

— Northeast Frigg - The Frigg Complex in the background. Photo: TotalFinaElf/Norwegian Petroleum Museum

© Norsk Oljemuseum

Norway’s first unstaffed field had then yielded 11.6 billion cubic metres of gas.[REMOVE]Fotnote: St. prp. nr. 36 (1994-1995)

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Fire in a shaft Lille-Frigg – under water

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Published April 4, 2018 • Updated July 21, 2020

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