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++++ Related Oil and Gas Fields | ++++ Related Oil and Gas Fields | ||
| − | * [[Asgard Oil | + | * [[Asgard Oil and Gas Field]] |
| − | * [[Gudrun Oil | + | * [[Gudrun Oil and Gas Field]] |
* [[Kristin Gas And Condensate Field]] | * [[Kristin Gas And Condensate Field]] | ||
* [[Maria Oil Field]] | * [[Maria Oil Field]] | ||
| − | * [[Njord Oil | + | * [[Njord Oil and Gas Field]] |
| − | * [[Veslefrikk Oil | + | * [[Veslefrikk Oil and Gas Field]] |
+++ Ongoing Projects | +++ Ongoing Projects | ||
Revision as of 16:04, 23 August 2023
Summary Information
- Ownership: Gassco
- Website: http://www.gassco.no/
- Location: Karsto
- Capacity:
+++ Brief Description
- This facility separates the rich gas arriving in the Statpipe and Åsgard Transport pipelines into its various components.
- Kårstø ranks as one of the world’s largest producers of liquefied petroleum gases
- It also handles unstabilised condensate piped from the Sleipner area
- Gas is transported to Germany via Europipe II Gas Pipeline
++++ Related Oil and Gas Fields
- Asgard Oil and Gas Field
- Gudrun Oil and Gas Field
- Kristin Gas And Condensate Field
- Maria Oil Field
- Njord Oil and Gas Field
- Veslefrikk Oil and Gas Field
+++ Ongoing Projects
- -
+++ Other Information
- -
+++ History
- 1985 - First gas reached the complex from the Statfjord field
+++ Relevant Links
