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October 10, 2006 · about 20 years ago

GTL breakthrough for Statoil

Statoil’s latest technology for producing liquid fuel from gas is ready for commercial expansion. Vice President Roger Johansen heads Statoil’s GTL initiative. (Photo: Harald Pettersen) Statoil, together with PetroSA and Lurgi, has had success demonstrating a technological solution for so-called gas

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Statoil’s latest technology for producing liquid fuel from gas is ready for commercial expansion.

Vice President Roger Johansen heads Statoil’s GTL initiative. (Photo: Harald Pettersen)

Statoil, together with PetroSA and Lurgi, has had success demonstrating a technological solution for so-called gas-to-liquids (GTL).

“This is a breakthrough for Statoil’s and our partner’s GTL technology,” says vice president Roger Johansen who heads Statoil’s GTL initiative. “Our goal is to demonstrate and ready the technology for full-scale production. This we have now achieved.”

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