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November 15, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Dry well in the Norwegian Sea

StatoilHydro ASA has, as operator of production licence 352, concluded drilling of wildcat well 6608/8-2. The well was drilled on a prospect called Bjørk in block 6608/8 about 33 kilometres north of the Norne field. The purpose of the well was to prove hydrocarbons in Cretaceous rocks. The well was

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StatoilHydro ASA has, as operator of production licence 352, concluded drilling of wildcat well 6608/8-2. The well was drilled on a prospect called Bjørk in block 6608/8 about 33 kilometres north of the Norne field. The purpose of the well was to prove hydrocarbons in Cretaceous rocks.

The well was dry. Several thick reservoir zones were encountered in Cretaceous rocks.

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