Frigg was a gas field on the border between the Norwegian and British continental shelves. At most, it supplied the UK with 30 per cent of gas consumption. Frigg was shut down in 2004, and the installations removed.

Discovery year: 1971 Production start: 13.9.1977 Status: Shut down
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Operator: Total Production start: 13.9.1977 Main supply base: Stavanger

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Economy & Society: Society
Location of the Frigg archive
The Frigg archive is located at the National Archives in Stavanger and consists primarily of two sections - Total E&P Norway's records and the records of the Elf Aquitaine Norge Offshore Union (Eanof).
Economy & Society: Economy
Deliveries to development
French oil company Elf led the development of Frigg, and was accordingly responsible for awarding the required contracts. These assignments were largely split between France, Norway and the UK, but deliveries also came from the USA and other countries.
Work Life: Organization
Organisational changes
After the most hectic development phase had been completed on Frigg and Heimdal, these fields moved into the operations or production phase. This called for a restructuring of the organisation and improvements to its efficiency.