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October 2, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Statoil: World’s deepest concert on Troll A

The heart of the Norwegian gas machine, Troll A, has turned 10 years, an event to be celebrated with the world’s deepest concert. Artist Katie Melua will create musical magic 303 metres below sea level today. One of Statoil’s most important and audacious projects, Troll A has represented a breakthro

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The heart of the Norwegian gas machine, Troll A, has turned 10 years, an event to be celebrated with the world’s deepest concert. Artist Katie Melua will create musical magic 303 metres below sea level today.

One of Statoil’s most important and audacious projects, Troll A has represented a breakthrough both technologically and economically and is one of the world’s largest offshore gas fields. It will yield over 1.3 billion cubic metres of gas.

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