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Equinor forecasts 10%–20% production decline at Johan Sverdrup field in 2026

Equinor forecasts 10%–20% production decline at Johan Sverdrup field in 2026

by Offshore Reporter | Feb 4, 2026 | Offshore

Equinor expects oil production from the Johan Sverdrup field — the North Sea’s largest producing asset — to decline by 10% to 20% in 2026, marking a turning point for one of Europe’s most important sources of supply growth.

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Equinor forecasts 10%–20% production decline at Johan Sverdrup field in 2026

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