Equinor (NYSE:EQNR) said Monday its Troll field in the Norwegian North Sea, Europe's largest natural gas field, produced a record 42.5B cm of gas in 2024, or ~1.5T cf, nearly 10% higher than the ...

Equinor ASA’s EQNR Troll field in the North Sea has achieved a milestone, delivering a record-breaking 42.5 billion standard cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas in 2024.

Equinor has finalised a contract award to compatriot Aker Solutions to modify the Troll C production platform topsides in the Norwegian North Sea, to help it receive output from a nearby subsea ...

The Troll field on the Norwegian side of the North Sea produced 42.5 billion standard cubic meters (Bscm) of natural gas in 2024, surpassing its previous historic record of 38.8 Bscm, ...

Equinor has made an oil and gas discovery next to the giant Troll field in the North Sea and will continue to explore the area for further potential resources close to existing infrastructure. The ...

Equinor ASA has begun providing the Troll field assets in the North Sea with onshore power. The onshore power supplied to Troll B and C reduces annual emissions on the Norwegian continental shelf ...

The discovery was made approximately 17km west of the Troll field in water depths of 304m. Preliminary estimates suggest the reserves could hold between two and 12 million barrels of oil equivalent.

The Troll field is in the Norwegian North Sea, about 80 km west of Bergen at a water depth of about 335 m, covering 700 sq km (Fig. 1). The field is divided into three different fault blocks: ...