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    • Volume 118, Issue 4b

    Apr. 20, 2020 | Aker BP ASA’s Ivar Aasen development, in the northern North Sea 170 km west of Karmøy, Norway, started production in December 2016. Ivar Aasen produces from five fields—PL 001B, 028B, 242, 338, and 547—through a stand-alone platform. Partially processed output is sent via pipeline to Edvard Grieg field for final processing and export. Photo credit: Aker BP

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