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ANNUAL 49 • 2006/2007 Vol. 2006 No. 11 ISSN 0029-3628 Published December 2006 by: facts: Norway in Brief Size: 385,155 sq. km (including the islands of Svalbard and Jan Mayen) Gjerdrums vei 19, NO-0484 Oslo, Norway Population 4.64 million Tel: +47 21 50 80 70 Main Cities Population (incl. suburbs) Fax: +47 21 47 49 01 Oslo 801,158 E-mail: [email protected] Bergen 242,158 Website: www.index.no Stavanger/Sandnes 174,104 in cooperation with Innovation Norway, Trondheim 158,613 the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise, oil & gas the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, GDP 2005 NOK 1.91 trillion the Research Council of Norway and Exchange Rate: the Norwegian Ministry of Trade and Industry. NOK/USD 6.74 (October 2006) NOK/EUR 8.45 (October 2006) Managing Director Norvald M. Heidel Exports and Imports 2004 Production Manager NOK bill. USD bill. Amount of GDP Frode Gulestøl Total Exports 737 109.4 43.7% Total Imports 499 74.1 29.6% Editor-in-Chief Scott LaHart Main Export Commodities Editorial Assistant Oil & gas, metals, machinery, chemical products, fish & fish products, Making Robert Moses pulp & paper and ferro alloys Contributing Journalists Main Import Commodities Nancy Bazilchuk, Dean Clark, Kristian Kahrs, Transport equipment, machinery, chemicals, textiles and metal products Connections David John Smith Coordinator Lene Risa Sales Manager Linda Pettersen Profile Reservation Esten Aleksander Edna, Kaja Myhra, Cathrine Nilsen, Zulaim Zakariyya Layout Bjørnulf Jensen Design Blanke Ark Printing Merkur-Trykk AS Distribution The NORWAY EXPORTS series provides timely, in-depth information on a selection of Norwegian Norway Exports – Oil & Gas is distributed through the following channels: companies, products and services in over 15 industrial • Innovation Norway’s offices and Norwegian embassies and consulates abroad • The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ offices abroad sectors. • The Norwegian Ministry of Trade and Industry NORWAY EXPORTS is distributed free of charge • INTSOK’s (Norwegian Oil & Gas Partners) contacts and network • The Association of Norwegian Students Abroad’s (ANSA) contacts and network through the Innovation Norway offices and Norwegian • Norwegian Chambers of Commerce worldwide foreign service missions (see inside back cover), • Official state delegations in Norway and abroad selected trade publications and at major conferences • The following trade fairs: and trade fairs around the world. - Iran Oil Show (Tehran, Iran) April 26–29, 2007 - OTC .07 (Houston, USA) April 30–May 3, 2007 For participation in or more information about - MIOGE (Moscow, Russia) June 26–28, 2007 NORWAY EXPORTS, please contact - Offshore Europe (Aberdeen, Scotland) September 4–7, 2007 Index Publishing AS, tel: +47 21 50 80 70 - NEVA 2007 (St. Petersburg, Russia) September 24–27, 2007 or send an enquiry to [email protected] - KIOGE (Almaty, Kazakhstan) October 2–5, 2007 The graphic design of this publication, including Recipients of Norway Exports – Oil & Gas will include: the font “Aeroportal”, is used with the permission of • Relevant industry contacts in both the public and private sectors in Norway and abroad the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is not • Relevant departments, politicians, and county and township offices in Norway to be used without the Ministry’s prior consent. • Norwegian maritime companies • International oil companies Copyright © 2006 Index Publishing AS • Rig owners, managers, shipowners, shipyards, consultants and engineers worldwide • Attendees of international events, meetings and trade shows where Innovation Norway NORWAY EXPORTS is printed on chlorine-free or Norwegian embassies are represented paper. Cover photo: © Ole Magnus Grønli/Nexans table of contents 2: Alphabetical Listing of Companies 3: Foreword by the Managing Director of Norwegian Oil & Gas Partners (INTSOK) 4–11: Index by Company & Industry 12 12–34: Norwegian Oil & Gas Articles Norway is the seventh-largest oil producer and third-largest oil exporter in the world. 12: The Norwegian Continental Shelf Profits on the Shelf 16: Ormen Lange/Langeled Gas Pipeline Warming Hearts & Homes 18: Norwegian Oil & Gas Arctic Competence Norwegian Ingenuity in the Arctic 22: Norwegian Oil & Gas Competence in the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil & West Africa Deepwater’s “Golden Triangle” 26: Norwegian Oil & Gas R&D 18 Major oil and gas finds in the Making the Unthinkable Possible high Arctic means that Norway’s ingenuity and technology will be 30: E-Fields & Integrated Operations put to good use in the years to Real Science, Not Science Fiction come. 32: Oil & Gas Environmental Technology Environmental Consciousness Gives Competitive Edge 36–109: Company Profiles 110–115: Service Providers 26 Cooperation between Norwegian oil and gas research institutions, authorities and innovative offshore companies help to make what was previously unthinkable possible. oil & gas alphabetical listing NORWAY EXPORTS – Oil & Gas anti-corruption policies as an integral part of the petroleum business ABB AS. 36 IBM . .63 Scandpower Risk Management. .86 AC Marine AS . .37 IMS AS. .64 SeaBed Geophysical AS. 87 Ahlsell Norge AS . 38 Institute for Energy Research (IFE) . .65 Sense EDM AS . 88 Aker Kværner ASA . .40 J. Martens AS . .66 Sevan Marine ASA . .89 Art of Recruiting. 110 Jetpak Norge AS. 111 Siemens Oil & Gas Offshore AS. .90 Autronica Fire and Security AS, Jotron AS. .67 Simtronics ASA. 91 Div. Oil & Gas . 41 Kongsberg Maritime AS. .68 SINTEF. .92 Bennex AS . .42 M-I Epcon AS. .69 SINTEF Energy Research AS . .94 Bjørge ASA . .43 MARINTEK. .70 Statoil ASA. .95 Alongside internationalization, INTSOK’s objective is to assist partners in Boa Group . .44 Miros AS . .71 Sylinderteknikk AS. .96 transparency and anti-corruption expanding their business in international Complex Flow Design AS. .45 MULTICONSULT/NORPLAN. 72 Technor AS . .97 measures are gaining more and more markets, and therefore companies need CorrOcean AS. .46 National Oilwell Norway AS. 73 Telenor Satellite Services AS. 98 importance in the petroleum industry. As a to have a high degree of awareness D&F Group. .47 Nexans Norway AS. 74 TESS. 99 strong promoter of increased transparency regarding the various challenges they will Daletec AS . .48 Nordea Bank Norge ASA. 112 Thermtech AS. 100 in oil and gas revenues, the Norwegian be faced with. Consequently, INTSOK’s DeepOcean ASA. 49 Norsk Hydro ASA. .75 TietoEnator – Energy, Oil & Gas . 101 Government has been participating in board in 2006 approved an Anti- Det Norske Veritas (DNV). .50 Norsk Stål AS. .76 AS Trans Construction . .102 the Extractive Industries Transparency Corruption policy and a Code of Conduct DNO AS . 51 Novenco AS. .77 Trelleborg Viking AS. 103 Initiative (EITI) since 2003. In 2006 the for INTSOK where it recommends that Dresser-Rand AS . .52 Oceaneering Rotator AS . 78 Trio AF Teknikk AS . .106 Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs every INTSOK partner adopts similar rules EAS-Automation AS. .53 Oiltech AS. 79 TTS Marine ASA . 104 hosted the EITI Conference in Oslo. as well as other anti-corruption measures Eksportfinans ASA. .54 Pan Nordic Logistics. 113 University of Oslo, Faculty of The EITI is a multi-stakeholder initiative, in their own organization. ENWA AS. .55 Pareto Securities ASA. 114 Mathematics and Natural Sciences 107 The Norwegian petroleum cluster is developed in close dialogue between FMC Kongsberg Subsea AS . 56 ProPure AS . .80 VIKING Life-Saving continuing to expand its international governments, businesses and civil society. INTSOK is focusing its activities in 15 Framo Engineering AS . .57 Ramboll Oil & Gas. 81 Equipment Norway AS. 108 business and is currently involved in a The purpose of greater transparency is countries, mostly with regards to offshore Frank Mohn Flatøy AS. 58 Rapp Bomek AS . 82 Wikborg Rein . 115 wide range of the most challenging global to enable citizens to make demands for oil and gas resources. A new strategy is Haakon Ellingsen AS. 59 READ ASA . .83 Xvision. 109 oil and gas projects – from the North Sea the fair and sustainable use of income on the way to expand the activities also Hamworthy . .60 Rolls-Royce Marine. 84 to Arctic conditions in Sakhalin, the North generated through the utilization of to onshore markets. Business missions, HERNIS Scan Systems AS . 62 Scan Mudring AS. .85 Caspian and the Barents Sea, and to the natural resources. EITI works towards technology seminars and workshops deep waters off west Africa, Brazil and the a global norm for revenue transparency constitute the most important services Gulf of Mexico. Turnover from international in the extractive industries, and the EITI from INTSOK. These events not only activities shows significant growth and framework has been endorsed by 23 enable the partners to present their reached its target of NOK 50 billion in countries and is now in various stages of technological capabilities and products 2005, up from NOK 34 billion in 2003. implementation. to key clients and decision-makers, but also allow the latter to learn more about the Norwegian experience of developing a sustainable petroleum sector. gulbrand wangen Managing Director – INTSOK (Norwegian Oil & Gas Partners) oil & gas index NORWAY EXPORTS – Oil & Gas Telecommunication Equipment & Systems Drilling EQUipment Production String Components Electrical EQUipment & Waste Gas Treatment/Recovery Equipment products / ABB AS. .36 BOP & Accessories Aker Kværner ASA . .40 Materials Hamworthy . 60 IBM . 63 Aker Kværner ASA . .40 FMC Kongsberg Subsea AS. .56 Cables, Cords,
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